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Hey guys, I have the calculated column below, which gives me two options "High Tier" and "Low Tier, but I also need Unknown, which means, these high and low tiers needs to exclude the BrandType = Unknown, and the final outcome should give me: "High Tier" and "Low Tier and "Unknown". What would be logic here, please?
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Tier Type = //Try this one might help you
IF(
imei_dashboard[BrandType] = "Unknown",
"Unknown",
IF(
imei_dashboard[high_tier_ind] = 1,
"High Tier",
IF(
imei_dashboard[high_tier_ind] = 0,
"Low Tier",
BLANK() // Handle cases where neither condition is met
)
)
)
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Thank you so much @mh2587
I'm getting the below error. Can you please advice?
A single value for column 'high_tier_ind' in table 'imei_dashboard' cannot be determined. This can happen when a measure formula refers to a column that contains many values without specifying an aggregation such as min, max, count, or sum to get a single result.
Note: The column 'high_tier_ind' in table 'imei_dashboard' is 0 or 1.
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