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Hello,
I am trying to write a formula saying : if both conditions (Historique >2000 and royalties < 0.22) are fullfilled it should return "To adapt"... otherwise it returns OK.
In the formula below, it returns "Error" for each line where Historique > 2000. Could you please help me to solve this ?
= Table.AddColumn(#"Royalties exception développé", "Check royalt. > 2000", each if [#"Historique "] > 2000 and [#"Royalties exception.%roy."] < 0.22 then "To adapt" else "OK")
Thank you very much.
Best regards
Raphaël
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Hello @parry2k
Thank you for your answer. This column is number type... in the meantime I tried this
= Table.AddColumn(#"Colonnes supprimées", "Check royalt.", each if [#"Historique "]>2000 and [#"Royalties exception.% roy."]<0.22 then "TO ADAPT" else "OK")
And it seems to work... Not sure to understand why.
Thank you for your time.
Raphaël
@Raph what is the data type of historique column, make sure it is number.
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Hello @parry2k
Thank you for your answer. This column is number type... in the meantime I tried this
= Table.AddColumn(#"Colonnes supprimées", "Check royalt.", each if [#"Historique "]>2000 and [#"Royalties exception.% roy."]<0.22 then "TO ADAPT" else "OK")
And it seems to work... Not sure to understand why.
Thank you for your time.
Raphaël
@Raph interesting, can you try to rename this column name to the name you originally wanted, just wondering what is causing that you cannot have that column name, may be > this symbol but good to check though.
ANyhow, your problem is solved 🙂
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@parry2k It works also with the previous column name... the only differences are the spaces that I removed next to the > and < in the formula.
Thank you
@Raph good to know, totally weird. I would like to test it any end. Anyhow, thanks for letting me know.
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