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Anonymous
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Create a custom column

I have below data,

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I want to create a new column which shows all such Credit_dt for which Disb_date is not null, Fun_date is not null and

Denial_Date is null, so my output through DAX should produce below column. In short, my output should be 1st and 3rd row of Credit_dt column.

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I really appreciate any help.

 

Shikha

 

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Anonymous
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New_Credit_dt = 
IF(NOT(ISBLANK([Fun_dt])) && [Denial_Date] = Blank()),[Credit_dt],BLANK())

This worked for me. Thanks for your guidance. I really appreciate! 

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Greg_Deckler
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Do you really have the word "NULL" in ther or is it blank? If Blank:

 

New_Credit_dt = 
IF(NOT(ISBLANK([Fun_dt])) && BLANK([Denial_Date]),[Credit_dt],BLANK())


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Anonymous
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Thanks for your reply.

My data has blank values only, no nulls.

I was trying your query but it says BLANK() cannot accept any argument.

I am getting this warning: "Too many arguments were passed to the BLANK function. The maximum argument count for the function is 0". Please suggest any work around.

Anonymous
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New_Credit_dt = 
IF(NOT(ISBLANK([Fun_dt])) && [Denial_Date] = Blank()),[Credit_dt],BLANK())

This worked for me. Thanks for your guidance. I really appreciate! 

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