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Hi everyone,
I have these two columns, one for Season and the other one for Chapter.
And I would like to create a Column that in case the season is not null/blank, then appear, S1, if not, continue in blank.
But I can manage to do that.
Thank you everyone
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Hi @afrutos ,
You may use & to replace the "+" :
=if [NroTemporada]<> null then "T. " &Number.ToText( [NroTemporada]) else [NroTemporada]
If you want to use DAX, please try:
Column =
VAR _STR=CONVERT([NroTemporada],STRING)
RETURN IF( _STR<>"", "T. " &_STR, _STR)
Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
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Hi @afrutos ,
You may use & to replace the "+" :
=if [NroTemporada]<> null then "T. " &Number.ToText( [NroTemporada]) else [NroTemporada]
If you want to use DAX, please try:
Column =
VAR _STR=CONVERT([NroTemporada],STRING)
RETURN IF( _STR<>"", "T. " &_STR, _STR)
Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi, @BA_Pete
It works for the ones that have NroTemporada not null. But Ithought I could just not shown the null ones, as in the example for not to have it duplicated.
Hi @afrutos ,
Try this in a new custom column:
if [NroTemporada] <> null then "S1" else [NroTemporada]
Pete
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I would need something like this
"T. " + [NroTemporada]
So that I could have T. 1, T. 2.....
I see.
Try this instead then:
if [NroTemporada] <> null
then Text.Combine({"T. ", Text.From([NroTemporada])}, "")
else [NroTemporada]
Pete
Proud to be a Datanaut!
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