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When I create a column with the "Custom Column" button and then type some combination of if statements, the column type converts to a Conditional Column. If I want to edit the logic for the column, the dialog box that opens is the "Conditional Column" dialog, and I can't edit the code except to add or modify if/else statements.
Is there any way for Power BI to ALWAYS show the "Custom Column" dialog box, and not convert the columns to Conditional Columns?
Hey @RCCurtis
The way I would solve this would be to add a section to your if statement that doesnt match the traditional : if else logic.
For example here I have added an and condition to my logic of 1=1 which will always be true 😊
= if [Column1] = 1 and 1=1 then "Flag" else "Not"
This makes sure the custom column box will always appear as this will not translate into the normal pop up window for conditional columns.
Appreciate your Kudos!
Please accept the solution if it answers your question 🙂
This is similar to the solution I've been using as a workaround. Unfortunate that there isn't a better way around this behavior.
@RCCurtis I don't think you can disable that but you can write or edit code in m dialog box for each step
@RCCurtis If you have a condition in a custom column then it will open as a conditional dialog box.
Yes, I am aware of that. I am asking if there is a way to disable this behavior. I do not want to see the conditional dialog box.
Did you try refreshing it
Thanks for creating an account just to try and answer my questions. Very thoughtful of you. But nope refreshing it didn't help.
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