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I get the message "The end of the input was reached". What I'm trying to do is have multiple 'OR'-functions in my table. I've tried || , but that didn't help much.
What I need is;
column [dept] has 8 unique values(A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H), which I want to categorize in 3 categories X, Y and Z. For example, A through C go in X, D through F go in Y, what's left in Z.
How would I handle this in Powerpivot?
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Hi @Jawroy,
I try to reproduce your scenario and get expected result as follows.
1. Type your data into Excel table, click PowerPivot->Add to Date Model under home page.
2. Create a rank calculated column using the formula.
=RANKX(Table1,Table1[dept],,ASC)
3. Based on rank column value, calculate the expected result using formula.
=IF(AND(Table1[Rank]>=1,Table1[Rank]<=3),"X",IF(Table1[Rank]<=7,"Y","Z"))
Please see the result shown in following screenshot.
If you have other issues, don't hesitate to let me know.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Hi @Jawroy,
I try to reproduce your scenario and get expected result as follows.
1. Type your data into Excel table, click PowerPivot->Add to Date Model under home page.
2. Create a rank calculated column using the formula.
=RANKX(Table1,Table1[dept],,ASC)
3. Based on rank column value, calculate the expected result using formula.
=IF(AND(Table1[Rank]>=1,Table1[Rank]<=3),"X",IF(Table1[Rank]<=7,"Y","Z"))
Please see the result shown in following screenshot.
If you have other issues, don't hesitate to let me know.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Thanks Angelia
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