For this example, let's say you have created a conditional column titled "revenue type" and now want to add an additional conditional column as the next step in your query settings. You click "Conditional Column" to create a new conditional column. The result in Power BI Desktop is that it brings up the settings for "revenue type" instead of a dialogue box for a new conditional column. The work-around for now is to go to a column that is not conditional and then add the conditional column by inserting a new step. Once the conditional column is created, you have to move down to the end (in my case, this was nearly 10 steps down).
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