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If match statment?

Hi guys,

I need to solve this problem and cant get my head around it,

I have a statight table that looks like this. I need a calculation that shows the value 1 if a single SSN has the value smoke and snuff on a matching date. Ive tryed a if match statment like this but cant get i right

if(Match(Signed,SSN, Rökare and Snusare='1', 1) 

   

SSNSignedSmokeSnuff
5656562015-07-01 10:381-
5656562015-07-01 10:38-1

Any ideas?

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Anonymous
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Author

can we try like:

if(Signed='1' or SSN='1' or Rökare='1' or Snusare='1', 1)


or depend on what you need


if(Signed='1' and SSN='1' and Rökare='1' and Snusare='1', 1)

buzzy996
Master II
Master II

are u looking for this?

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sunny_talwar
MVP
MVP

Not really sure how you data is structured, would you be able to prepare a small sample?

Mark_Little
Luminary
Luminary

Hi,

Shiva's proposed solution seems to show the correct answer, but as Sunny has suggested a small data set or QVW would help, as I would suggest looking at the data model, I would normally expect the  to see you example as one line.

SSNSignedSmokeSnuff
5656562015-07-01 10:3811

Then the set analysis would be easy, or even script a flag.

Mark