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I have a table in ssms and on using the case statement, it is working as expected as shown:
But doing the same thing in Power BI with addiing columns, conditional statement, it is not working as expected. The screenshot is below. I am stuck here. Please help me out.
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you can try this
= Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Custom", each if [Format] = "Percentage" then [value]*100 else [value])
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you can try this
= Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "Custom", each if [Format] = "Percentage" then [value]*100 else [value])
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Remove the quotation marks and use square brackets to denote a column - you should have something like [Value] * 100.
(The quotation marks are telling Power Query to return a string, so it's not doing any maths for you)
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