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Hi All,
Below is the table and the following formula is used in excel. The logic is straightforward in excel. I am trying to find the Gender based on values present in column A and B.
Formula - =IF(A2=B2,"No Data",IF(A2="","Female","Male"))
Now, I try to do the same in power BI with similar data, the query doesnt work. I read IF statements work in Power BI.
Following queries have been tried by creating a custom column:
Query 1:
Gender = if([FEMALE_AGE_RANGE]=[MALE_AGE_RANGE],"No Data", if([FEMALE_AGE_RANGE]="null","Male","Female")
Query 2:
Gender = if [FEMALE_AGE_RANGE]=[MALE_AGE_RANGE]
then "No Data"
else if( [FEMALE_AGE_RANGE]="null"
then "male"
else "female"
Can someone please guide me what I am doing wrong and appreciate if someone can provide me a right query using IF statement.
Thank you
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Hi @Anonymous ,
try
if [FEMALE_AGE_RANGE] = [MALE_AGE_RANGE]
then "No Data"
else
if [FEMALE_AGE_RANGE] = null
then "Male"
else
"Female"
Hi @Anonymous ,
try
if [FEMALE_AGE_RANGE] = [MALE_AGE_RANGE]
then "No Data"
else
if [FEMALE_AGE_RANGE] = null
then "Male"
else
"Female"
Hi @mussaenda
Thanks for this. It worked so the only difference between your query and my query is that extra space between "else" and "if" 😐 ? and how did you find out about this issue? I did not even think in your direction at all. Thanks again
Hi @Anonymous ,
Glad it worked. It is still your query.
The difference is the null that you treated as a string because of ""
It should be null and not "null"
Thanks mate. Clear 🙂