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parzival1220
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New Column with Power Query

Hi there,

 

Apologies I'm a bit new to Power Query 😑. I'm trying to create a new column that will return a Y or an N depending on whether a date is greater than another date. Both date columns I want to use are in date/time format, but the second date does contain some 'null' values (see below). 

 

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I need to account for these by stating 'not closed' or similar. I've had a go with a couple of scripts to get the datediff working but both give me syntax errors (see screenshot below):

 

1. SLA Breach = if ('EasyVista Incidents'[End Date] > 'EasyVista Incidents[SLA Target] , "true","false")

2. Table.AddColumn(#"EasyVista Incidents", "Custom", each if, [End Date] > [SLA Target] then true else false)

 

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I'm just not quite sure what I;ve done wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated, TIA 😀

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Shubham_Tekade
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Hello @parzival1220 ,

Refer to below blog - https://goodly.co.in/if-function-power-query/

it will help you to fix your problem.

Thanks,

Shubham

 

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parzival1220
Frequent Visitor

Thanks very much @Shubham_Tekade. Solves the problem perfectly. 😀

Shubham_Tekade
Frequent Visitor

Hello @parzival1220 ,

Refer to below blog - https://goodly.co.in/if-function-power-query/

it will help you to fix your problem.

Thanks,

Shubham

 

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