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@Anonymous You no need to have SWITCH here... Also your IF syntax is not correct.
Please try this...
if (BINGO_AUTOMATION[CURRENT_POD] < BINGO_AUTOMATION[TARGET_POD],BINGO_AUTOMATION[CURRENT_POD] - BINGO_AUTOMATION[TARGET_POD] ,0)
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@Anonymous You no need to have SWITCH here... Also your IF syntax is not correct.
Please try this...
if (BINGO_AUTOMATION[CURRENT_POD] < BINGO_AUTOMATION[TARGET_POD],BINGO_AUTOMATION[CURRENT_POD] - BINGO_AUTOMATION[TARGET_POD] ,0)
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actually, upon further investigation - the formula doesn't filter out instances where the Current >= Target. it's just calculating the measure for every row as opposed to only those where Current < Target.
This worked! Thank you so much!
Rewrite the Column as given below.
Column 1 = SWITCH (if (BINGO_AUTOMATION[CURRENT_POD] < BINGO_AUTOMATION[TARGET_POD),(BINGO_AUTOMATION[CURRENT_POD] - BINGO_AUTOMATION[TARGET_POD]),Null)
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