I would still consider myself fairly new to the Power BI world, although I have made some fabulous dashboards and reports for our company. Most of the data I pull from the ODATA feed is already formatted and massaged to the point where I haven't had to use many complex DAX or formulas or anything along those line. I have done a new column from measure and was able to get that syntax down, but it was a pretty simple formula.
Anyhow, what I am trying to accomplish seems simple, but looks like it may require some more complex configuration. If someone could help out it would be much appreciated.
I am working on an AR Aging Report. I have a column called "DaysPastDue" that is full of numbers ranging from -70 to 393. What I am trying to accomplish is either creating a column or a hierarchy (whichever makes the most sense in this situation. The formula would be something along these lines:
If DaysPastDue is <=0 then the output would be "Current"
If DaysPastDue is >=1 and <= 30 then the output would be "1-30 Days Past Due"
If DaysPastDue is >=31 and <= 60 then the output would be "30-60 Days Past Due"
If DaysPastDue is >= 61 and <= 90 then the output would be "60-90 Days Past Due"
If DaysPastDue is >=91 then the output would be "Over 90 Days Past Due"
I am not sure what a hierarchy really even does at this moment, but if it could be useful for this the so be it. If it is easy to just create the formula properly I would appreciate the help. I am stumped at this point and this shouldn't be THAT difficut.
Output would be like this
DaysPastDue | PastDueStatus
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-2 | Current
64 | 60-90 Days Past Due
3 | 1-30 Days Past Due
45 | 30-60 Days Past Due
-47 | Current
0 | Current
97 | Over 90 Days Past Due
And so on.....