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Hello All, I am trying to write a measure that goes thus
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Hi @odada11 ,
Are you making it a calculated column? Try this and amend table name etc to fit your need...😎
State Groups = SWITCH(
TRUE(),
'Table'[Crossystate] = "unreconciled", "Unreconciled",
'Table'[Crossystate] = "paid", "Invoiced",
'Table'[Crossystate] = "approved", "Invoiced",
'Table'[Crossystate] = "unpaid", "NotPaid",
"Pending"
)
Many Thanks,
Taylor
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/taylordownes10 😊
Hi @odada11 ,
Try this...😎
New Calculated Column = SWITCH(
TRUE(),
[Crossystate]="Unreconciled", "Unreconciled",
[crossystate]="paid", "Invoiced",
[crossystate]="Approved", "Invoiced",
[crossystate]="unpaid", "Notpaid",
"Pending"
)
Many thanks,
Taylor
Thank you so much
i tried it and it returned this error
Hi @odada11 ,
Are you making it a calculated column? Try this and amend table name etc to fit your need...😎
State Groups = SWITCH(
TRUE(),
'Table'[Crossystate] = "unreconciled", "Unreconciled",
'Table'[Crossystate] = "paid", "Invoiced",
'Table'[Crossystate] = "approved", "Invoiced",
'Table'[Crossystate] = "unpaid", "NotPaid",
"Pending"
)
Many Thanks,
Taylor
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/taylordownes10 😊
Thank you so much for your help, is there a way i can make all the "invoiced" appear as one in a drop down filter rather than have several Invoiced.
Really grateful for your help
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