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Hello,
I am looking to create a power query that looks at multiple columns and checks whether these all have a common value - in this case I am looking for "Complete".
Currently my query reads:
if ([Brand Completeness] = "Complete" and [#"SC Franchise Completeness "]="Complete" and [Commercial Franchise Completeness] = "Complete" and [Varient Completeness] = "Complete" and [ShelfLife Completeness] = "Complete" and [#"Medically Critical completeness"] = "Complete") then "Core Master Data complete" else "Incomplete"
I am getting results for some rows and errors for others. Any ideas?
Thanks!!
@Anonymous , can click on error on error row and check
Formula seems correct. Hope you have double quote in name
Try like
if [Brand Completeness] = "Complete" and [#"SC Franchise Completeness "]="Complete" and [Commercial Franchise Completeness] = "Complete" and [Varient Completeness] = "Complete" and [ShelfLife Completeness] = "Complete" and [#"Medically Critical completeness"] = "Complete" then "Core Master Data complete" else "Incomplete"
Hi @Anonymous
What does the error message say exactly?
Perhaps you are comparing text ("Completed") to another data type in some cases?
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