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Spotto
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Validate two data types on the same column in Power Query

Hi everyone, I need some help, I have a table with several records where I need to validate the TYPE column with the following criteria:

 V4 >X0 then V4+X0+ZK
 V4 < X0 then X0-V4+ZK

 

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** in this case V4 < X0 then X0-V4+ZK

I need to create the formula (rule) in the POWER QUERY that brings me the final value = 12166,88

 

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** in this case  V4 >X0 then V4+X0+ZK then the result would be = 24144,48

 

Could someone help me to do this in power query?
thank you all 🙂

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AlexanderPrime
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I'd recommend Pivoting both the TIPO and VALOR_DIVDA columns in Power Query, That way you'd get ZK / V4/ X0 columns that you could then do your basic math checks against by adding a new calculated column and doing your IF statement

 

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Just a regular guy doin' Data Science.

If my post has helped you, please don't forget to thumbs up or click "Accept as solution" if it solved your problem!

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AlexanderPrime
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I'd recommend Pivoting both the TIPO and VALOR_DIVDA columns in Power Query, That way you'd get ZK / V4/ X0 columns that you could then do your basic math checks against by adding a new calculated column and doing your IF statement

 

AlexanderPrime_0-1676554281950.png

AlexanderPrime_1-1676554294058.png

 

 


Please note - I am not affiliated with Microsoft, I'm just an end user like yourself.
Just a regular guy doin' Data Science.

If my post has helped you, please don't forget to thumbs up or click "Accept as solution" if it solved your problem!

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