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Hi all! I'm wondering if there is a smarter way of doing what I'm doing. Here is how I do it today.
I create the columns Is_Teen, Is_YoungAdult, etc... so that I can plot a column chart showing age spread. Is there a simpler way to do this without creating all those columns like Is_Teen, Is_YoungAdult, etc?
Thanks!
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Thanks! I think I found the answer here: Power BI: Use DAX Switch Function to Make IF Functions Easier - YouTube
Hi,
You should not create multiple columns. Just create a single column and in that, via an IF() function, generate th results as Teen, Young adult etc.
Thanks! I think I found the answer here: Power BI: Use DAX Switch Function to Make IF Functions Easier - YouTube
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