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Hi,
How to convert "99990.0%" to NA, others remain same? I tried to use if statement, but got error message. Thanks!
Hi @Anonymous,
If values 999900.0% and 100.0% come from a measure, you can modify the measure like below:
Measure=IF(MAX(Table1[Column1])=9999,"N/A",MAX(Table1[Column1]))
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Hi Yu,
thanks for reply. The column comes from table(not calculated measure or calculated column). I applied the formular "Measure=IF(MAX(Table1[Column1])=9999,"N/A",MAX(Table1[Column1]))"
which you provided , but I got the error message:
I can't replace 99999 to 0, have to replace 9999 to NA for business purpose. Another solution?
Thanks!
@Anonymous,
Please do try the below one,
Measure=IF(MAX(Table1[Column1])=9999,"N/A",FORMAT(MAX(Table1[Column1],"0.0%")))
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