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Hi ,
With the IF statements below it says SUMX cannot work with type Boolean. Ive checked the formatting and all is correct.
IF(SUMX(RoomUtilisation, RoomUtilisation[New End Date]>[ParameterEndDate]),1,
IF(SUMX(RoomUtilisation, RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<[ParameterEndDate]),2,
IF(SUMX(RoomUtilisation, RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<= [ParameterEndDate]),3,0
Is there a different operator I can use for my measure? New End Date is a column value and the parameter is a measure
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@Anonymous , should be like
when you want to display.
measure =
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
return
Switch( True(), max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])>_max,1,
max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])]<[ParameterEndDate],2,
max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])<= [ParameterEndDate],3,0)
Or, this one is only when want to sum that up
measure =
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
return
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
SUMX(RoomUtilisation, Switch( True(), RoomUtilisation[New End Date]>_max,1,
RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<_max,2,
RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<= _max,3,0))
Your syntax is wrong.
Try something like this...
Measure =
SUMX (
RoomUtilisation,
IF (
RoomUtilisation[New End Date] > [ParameterEndDate],
1,
IF (
RoomUtilisation[New End Date] < [ParameterEndDate],
2,
IF ( RoomUtilisation[New End Date] = [ParameterEndDate], 3, 0 )
)
)
)
OR
Measure =
SUMX (
RoomUtilisation,
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
RoomUtilisation[New End Date] > [ParameterEndDate], 1,
RoomUtilisation[New End Date] < [ParameterEndDate], 2,
RoomUtilisation[New End Date] = [ParameterEndDate], 3,
0
)
)
Thank you, good sir. I've been racking my brain for days trying to figure this out. Putting the switch inside the sumx made all the difference.
@Anonymous , should be like
when you want to display.
measure =
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
return
Switch( True(), max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])>_max,1,
max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])]<[ParameterEndDate],2,
max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])<= [ParameterEndDate],3,0)
Or, this one is only when want to sum that up
measure =
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
return
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
SUMX(RoomUtilisation, Switch( True(), RoomUtilisation[New End Date]>_max,1,
RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<_max,2,
RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<= _max,3,0))
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