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Compare data 2 columns

JDong
8 - Asteroid

Hi Team,

 

 

I have 2 data columns and sample as below

 

AB
216.00335.80
208.30156.90
0.00127.60
0.000.00
0.00219.00
56.2679.00
0.00228.00
0.000.00
0.00165.10
0.0072.00
0.00118.00
0.0077.00
0.000.00
0.00172.50
0.00156.00

 

 

I want to write a logic like below

 

IF !isnull([A]) THEN 'CatA'
ELSEIF !isnull([B]) THEN 'CatB'
ELSEIF !isnull([CatA]) and !isnull([CatB]) THEN 'Both'
ELSE '-'
ENDIF

 

But I do not see the right results considering the above formula. I want to if value only in "A" call in a new field CatA and if value only in "B" then CatB and if value in both columns then as "Both"

 

Thanks!

1 REPLY 1
geraldo
13 - Pulsar

@JDong 

 

IF !isnull([CatA]) and !isnull([CatB]) THEN 'Both'

elseif !isnull([A]) THEN 'CatA'
ELSEIF !isnull([B]) THEN 'CatB'
ELSE '-'
ENDIF

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