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sks2701
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5 years ago
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token then expected

Hi- Can someone please help me what wrong I'm doing with the formula to get the error?

 

=if [Net sales growth] < 1% then "0% or below" else if [Net sales growth] >= 1% then "1% - 25%" else if [Net sales growth] >= 26% then "26% - 50%" else if [Net sales growth] >= 51% then "51% - 100%" else if [Net sales growth] >= 101% then "101% - 200%" else if [Net sales growth] >= 201% then "201% - 300%" else if [Net sales growth] >= 301% then "301% - 500%" else if [Net sales growth] >= 501% then "501% - 700%" else if [Net sales growth] >= 701% then "701% - 1000%" else if [Net sales growth] > 1000% then "Over 1000%" else "N/A"

 

 

  • Hi sks2701 

    It must be the % character. You can't use it like that. Instead of 1% use the number: 1/100 or  0.01. Same for all other % instances in the code

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  • Hi sks2701 

    Make sure to replace all % values where you are representing a number e.g.

     

    if [Net sales growth] < 0.01
    else if [Net sales growth] >= 0.26

     

     etc.

    Phil


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  • AlB's avatar
    AlB
    Community Champion

    Hi sks2701 

    It must be the % character. You can't use it like that. Instead of 1% use the number: 1/100 or  0.01. Same for all other % instances in the code

    Please mark the question solved when done and consider giving a thumbs up if posts are helpful.

    Contact me privately for support with any larger-scale BI needs, tutoring, etc.

    Cheers 

  • Hi sks2701 

    Make sure to replace all % values where you are representing a number e.g.

     

    if [Net sales growth] < 0.01
    else if [Net sales growth] >= 0.26

     

     etc.

    Phil


    If I answered your question please mark my post as the solution.
    If my answer helped solve your problem, give it a kudos by clicking on the Thumbs Up.