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I am looking to write a formula in DAX that will look with a records and deterime if a value exists in any of the columns associated with that record. For example lets say I have 5 records with 3 Checks that I am running accross each record. If the word "Error" appears in any of the columns within a record, a fourth column (Pass / Fail) should read "Fail" if not it should be read "Pass". See table below for a visual.
In excel I would write this formula with a match funcction (i.e. =if(match("Error",Range,0)>0,"Fail","Pass")) but there are no equivalent funtions in DAX that I can find. The only function that I have found that performs a lookup is LOOKUPVALUE but form what I can tell this function only looks up vertically in a column and not accross a row (i.e. record).
Please let me know if anyone has a workaround for this.
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There should be no use of a single |
The double || is the operator for OR in logical tests. There is a function called OR (..) that takes parameters.
Hi @mkpado
Please add the following calculated column to your table
Pass / Fail = IF ( 'Table1'[Check 1] = "Error" || 'Table1'[Check 2] = "Error" || 'Table1'[Check 2] = "Error" , -- THEN -- "Fail" , -- ELSE -- "Pass" )
Hi @Phil_Seamark,
Is there a difference in using a single | vs two || to signal an OR statement in Dax?
There should be no use of a single |
The double || is the operator for OR in logical tests. There is a function called OR (..) that takes parameters.
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