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Hi Folks,
I trying to create a calculated column using IF condition on a numerical column. But I am getting an error as
DAX comparison operations do not support comparing values of type true/false with values of type int
I have used the below formula on my calculated column: The column [Payment term Days] is of a number data type with values in the range 0 -180
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous ,
You need to use the double ampersand "&&" between logical parameters
Reproduce your results:
The modified function is:
Column =
IF(Vendors[Payment term Days] = 0,"On Receipt",
IF(0<Vendors[Payment term Days]&&Vendors[Payment term Days]<=14, "0-14",
IF(14<Vendors[Payment term Days]&&Vendors[Payment term Days]<=30,"15=30",
IF(30<Vendors[Payment term Days]&&Vendors[Payment term Days]<=60,"45-60",
"75-180"))))
Result:
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Hi @Anonymous ,
You need to use the double ampersand "&&" between logical parameters
Reproduce your results:
The modified function is:
Column =
IF(Vendors[Payment term Days] = 0,"On Receipt",
IF(0<Vendors[Payment term Days]&&Vendors[Payment term Days]<=14, "0-14",
IF(14<Vendors[Payment term Days]&&Vendors[Payment term Days]<=30,"15=30",
IF(30<Vendors[Payment term Days]&&Vendors[Payment term Days]<=60,"45-60",
"75-180"))))
Result:
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Anonymous ,
It should be written in a different way (using "&&"), like
IF (
Vendors[Payment term Days] <= 400 && Vendors[Payment term Days] > 0,
"0-400"
)
Anyway, I would use SWITCH in your case:
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
Vendors[Payment term Days] = 0, "On Receipt",
Vendors[Payment term Days] > 0
&& Vendors[Payment term Days] <= 14, "0-14",
Vendors[Payment term Days] > 14
&& Vendors[Payment term Days] <= 30, "15=30",
Vendors[Payment term Days] > 30
&& Vendors[Payment term Days] <= 60, "45-60",
"75-180"
)
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