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I have a spreadsheet where I use the formula =IF(S2="Lead Functional",R2*118,IF(S2="Lead Technical",R2*118,IF(S2="Analyst",R2*67.5,IF(S2="Technical",R2*112.5,IF(S2="Functional",R2*112.5,0)))))
It looks at what is in S2, then depending on the content it multiples R2 by a specific value. What is is doing is looking to see what the role type is (S2), then multiplying the hourly rate by the number of hours (R2).
I want to create a column (assume custom column?) but not sure how to do it. The columns I would use are Role, Hours and then I want a column called Sales Price with the multiplication.
Can anyone advise please?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi
Custom column formula =
= [Hours] *
Record.FieldOrDefault(
[Lead Functional = 118, Lead Technical = 118, Analyst = 67.5, Technical = 112.5, Functional = 112.5],
[Role],
0)
Stéphane
Hi
Custom column formula =
= [Hours] *
Record.FieldOrDefault(
[Lead Functional = 118, Lead Technical = 118, Analyst = 67.5, Technical = 112.5, Functional = 112.5],
[Role],
0)
Stéphane
Many thanks, that works a treat.
Thanks, but I just adapted AlienSx's solution
Stéphane
rec =
[Lead Functional = 118,
Lead Technical = 118,
Analyst = 67.5,
Technical = 112.5,
Functional = 112.5],
price = Table.AddColumn(your_table, "Sales Price", each [Hours] * Record.FieldOrDefault(rec, [Role], 0))
Many thanks for taking time to reply, you can probably tell I am a newbie to Power Query. Where would I go from here?
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