Am getting cant compare the text and integer values in calculated column.

Hi sathvika, and welcome to the forums!

Just to let you know for future questions, something along this line is better asked in the DAX or Desktop forums. These two forums have a lot of people able to answert these kinds of questions within a short time of you posting.

The Developer forum relates to extending Power BI via code and doesn't get a lot of traffic so you might have to wait longer for someone to find your question, or even pick it up.

I want to try and help get you moving with this challenge, but I think you'll have some follow-up questions that might be better being posted in those forums above.

There are a couple of issues here that are giving you trouble:

• If you're creating a calculated column, they can't have what are called variant data types - they need to be one or the other. Your code is trying to return Rank which is a number, and an empty text value if your conditions aren't met. In the case of a number you might want to return BLANK() instead, which basically means empty.
  
  I would re-write your column this way:
  
  IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Sheet1[whole saler])>=1,Sheet1[Rank], BLANK())
  
  
• If you're trying to have this work off a slicer, then a calculated column will not work. Calculated columns are computed when the model is refreshed and then do not change.
  
  If you want something to respond to a slicer (i.e. using something like SELECTEDVALUE to determine state, then this will need to be a measure instead, as these respond to dynamic context in your report.
  
  Columns will not recalculate based on a slicer value or dynamic filter context.
  
  With a measure, you cannot refer to a column explicitly, as Power BI will aggregate values, even if you are showing every single row, so you will need to specify the aggregate value to use when comparing. For your example, my measure looks as follows:
  
  
  Test Measure =

      IF (

          SELECTEDVALUE(Sheet1[whole saler]) >= 1,

          MAX(Sheet1[Rank]),

          BLANK()

      )
  
  I have used a MAX function to give the IF statement something to evaluate but you will need to look at your data to determine the best way to evaluate. There is not enough information in your question about your data model for me to provide a targeted answer for you.

   

I have attached a simple workbook withhow I perceive your solution to be with some simple data and have added a slicer and a Test Measure for you to have a look at. I would suggest that you take a look at this, and see if you can apply it to your report.

Once you have a grasp of this and know what your next steps might be in your challenge, post a follow-up request in either the DAX or Desktop forums. It will help a lot if you are able to share some sample data and details about your model - have a read of this post to learn about the best way to get help with your question and you'll get the best possible help in no time at all 😉

I hope this helps you out a little bit, and good luck!

Daniel