Power Pivot IF and Statement Help

sjuhl99

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HI All,
I am trying to create a calculated column using an if/and DAX statement in PowerPivot and for some reason I keep getting errors so I am not sure if its the formula or if I am completely unable to perform what I want. My formula is below, can someone please help

=IF(([Actual Order Units]=0 && [Forecast Units (30)]>0), "No DMD W/FCST" , ([Actual Order Units]/[Forecast Units (30)]))
 

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Hi,

Try this

=IF(AND([Actual Order Units]=0, [Forecast Units (30)]>0), "No DMD W/FCST" , ([Actual Order Units]/[Forecast Units (30)]))
 
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If you can replace "No DMD W/FCST" with 0 then both If statements will work.
 
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Or Other way is

=IF(([Actual Order Units]=0 && [Forecast Units (30)]>0), "No DMD W/FCST" , Format(([Actual Order Units]/[Forecast Units (30)]),0)
 
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Thank you for your help, unfortunately I am getting the same error so not sure what I want to do is even possible. Essentially I want to call out where the #DIV/0 error occurs with Text that is directional in nature.
 
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Greetings, very attention to your comments and thank you but how would you do to make a calculator with the percentages included in requesting the major amount, who could help me.
 
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Thank you for your help, unfortunately I am getting the same error so not sure what I want to do is even possible. Essentially I want to call out where the #DIV/0 error occurs with Text that is directional in nature.

Try this


=IF(([Actual Order Units]=0 && [Forecast Units (30)]>0), "No DMD W/FCST" , Format(iferror([Actual Order Units]/[Forecast Units (30)],"TEXT"),0)


Replace "TEXT" with your desired text.
 
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