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I have 13 columns that i need to check to see if there is a "yes" in any of those columns, what is the quickest to do this.
I know I can use a switch / if statement in DAX and in M but just putting it out there if anyone has any quicker way to do it?
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If the 13 columns are the only columns, you can add a column in M with formula:
= List.Contains(Record.FieldValues(_), "yes")
If, for instance, the 13 columns are the last 13 columns in your table, the formula would look like:
= List.Contains(List.LastN(Record.FieldValues(_),13), "yes")
If the 13 columns are the only columns, you can add a column in M with formula:
= List.Contains(Record.FieldValues(_), "yes")
If, for instance, the 13 columns are the last 13 columns in your table, the formula would look like:
= List.Contains(List.LastN(Record.FieldValues(_),13), "yes")
ha! thats perfect thank you
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