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Hi all,
I'm trying to nest several if conditions. This is the context:
- Column1 [S_LocalExpertDecision]: It is a string and can take several values or be null. I want this field if it isn't null. Otherwise:
- Column2 [InnovationLevel]: It is a number from 0 to 10, or null. I convert this value to text according a rule (<5 or >=5). If it is null, I will consider the next column.
- Column3 [PS_Decision]: It's similar to Column1. I just use this field if the previous one are null. Just in case this is null, the result will be null.
Taking this into account, I have this code:
= if [S_LocalExpertDecision] = null then (if [InnovationLevel] = null then (if [PS_Decision] = null then null else if Text.Contains([PS_Decision], "Innovation") then "Innovation" else if Text.Contains([PS_Decision], "Continuous") then "Continuous Improvement" else if Text.Contains([PS_Decision], "Dispose") then "Discarded" else null) else if [InnovationLevel] > 5 then "Innovation" else if [InnovationLevel] <= 5 then "Continuous Improvement" else null) else if Text.Contains([S_LocalExpertDecision], "Innovation") then "Innovation" else if Text.Contains([S_LocalExpertDecision], "Continuous") then "Continuous Improvement" else if Text.Contains([S_LocalExpertDecision], "Dispose") then "Discarded" else null
When I apply this, the column doesn't work and show lots of null entries. Any suggestion?
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Fernando
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Hi @Anonymous ,
I think you have a couple of extra nulls in your formula:
extra nulls
With those nulls you won't see [PS_Decision] and [S_LocalExpertDecision] values when they doesn't meet your text criteria.
Try to run this code and let me know if you get any errors:
if [S_LocalExpertDecision] = null then if [InnovationLevel] = null then if [PS_Decision] = null then null else if Text.Contains([PS_Decision], "Innovation") then "Innovation" else if Text.Contains([PS_Decision], "Continuous") then "Continuous Improvement" else if Text.Contains([PS_Decision], "Dispose") then "Discarded" else [PS_Decision] else if [InnovationLevel] > 5 then "Innovation" else "Continuous Improvement" else if Text.Contains([S_LocalExpertDecision], "Innovation") then "Innovation" else if Text.Contains([S_LocalExpertDecision], "Continuous") then "Continuous Improvement" else if Text.Contains([S_LocalExpertDecision], "Dispose") then "Discarded" else [S_LocalExpertDecision]
Any question , please let me know.
Regards,
Gian Carlo Poggi
Hi @Anonymous ,
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Cherry
Hi @Anonymous ,
I think you have a couple of extra nulls in your formula:
extra nulls
With those nulls you won't see [PS_Decision] and [S_LocalExpertDecision] values when they doesn't meet your text criteria.
Try to run this code and let me know if you get any errors:
if [S_LocalExpertDecision] = null then if [InnovationLevel] = null then if [PS_Decision] = null then null else if Text.Contains([PS_Decision], "Innovation") then "Innovation" else if Text.Contains([PS_Decision], "Continuous") then "Continuous Improvement" else if Text.Contains([PS_Decision], "Dispose") then "Discarded" else [PS_Decision] else if [InnovationLevel] > 5 then "Innovation" else "Continuous Improvement" else if Text.Contains([S_LocalExpertDecision], "Innovation") then "Innovation" else if Text.Contains([S_LocalExpertDecision], "Continuous") then "Continuous Improvement" else if Text.Contains([S_LocalExpertDecision], "Dispose") then "Discarded" else [S_LocalExpertDecision]
Any question , please let me know.
Regards,
Gian Carlo Poggi
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