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I am trying to rank items in a data set based on several variables. I have so far used
so index = IF(
SELECTEDVALUE ('Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[prog State Code] ) <> 3,
RANKX (
FILTER (
'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29',
EARLIER ( 'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Staff Number] ) = 'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Staff Number]
&& EARLIER ( 'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Start Date] ) = 'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Start Date]
&& EARLIER ('Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[TCID]) = 'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[TCID]
),
'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Start Time],
,
ASC
))
This works to a point but i also need the if statement to evaluate futher.
I would normally (in crystal reports) use a formula such as
If ('Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[prog State Code] ) <> 3 and
(if('Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Activity code]) =blank and if('Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[slot State Code] <>3) then
RANKX (
FILTER (
'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29',
EARLIER ( 'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Staff Number] ) = 'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Staff Number]
&& EARLIER ( 'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Start Date] ) = 'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Start Date]
&& EARLIER ('Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[TCID]) = 'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[TCID]
),
'Slot Detail v2 %28auto%29'[Start Time],
,
ASC
))
Any idea how to get the rest of the if statement in there?
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