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Hi Folks,
I have a requirement to create a group something like this,
There is a sales column and I have to create the groups as a filter for the sales amount.
Case when (Sales > 0 and Sales < 1000000)
then
"$0 to $1M"
when (Sales > 1000000 and Sales < 2000000)
then
"1M to 2M"
when (Sales >2000000 and Sales < 5000000)
then
"$2M to $5M"
else
">$5M'
Expected result should be:
$0 to $1M
$1M to $2M
$2M to $5M
>$5M
User should be able to see all of the above options in the filter and select them accordingly.
Kindly do the needful.
Thanks in advance.
Try nested if....
If(Sales > 0 and Sales < 1000000, Dual('$0 to $1M', 1),
If(Sales < 2000000, Dual('$1M to $2M', 2),
If(Sales < 5000000, Dual('$2M to $5M', 3), Dual('>$5M', 4))))
Fixed the expression by adding the Dual as per swuehl below
I think you missed accidently a Dual():
If(Sales > 0 and Sales < 1000000,
Dual('$0 to $1M', 1),
If(Sales < 2000000,
Dual('$1M to $2M', 2),
If(Sales < 5000000, Dual('$2M to $5M', 3), Dual('>$5M', 4) )
)
)
You may want to trap sales < 0 - if a customer only has a credit you don't want it classed in the >$5M bucket!.
Rare but it does happen!
either use
If(Sales < 1000000,
Dual('$0 to $1M', 1),
If(Sales < 2000000,
Dual('$1M to $2M', 2),
If(Sales < 5000000,
Dual('$2M to $5M', 3),
Dual('>$5M', 4)
)
)
)
or
If(Sales < 0,
Dual('< $0', 0),
If(Sales >= 0 and Sales < 1000000,
Dual('$0 to $1M', 1),
If(Sales < 2000000,
Dual('$1M to $2M', 2),
If(Sales < 5000000,
Dual('$2M to $5M', 3),
Dual('>$5M', 4)
)
)
)
)