Power BI - Creating calculated columns

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[@manik199]

when you write something, please zoom it little bit so that we can read it clearly.

[@RamShankar-vd8xi]

I need to create calculated column For "weekend" in Data View ,Yes or No condition
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[@arnie00000ify]

This playlist doesn't work from calculated columns ..is it true for all ?

[@HiMoonCreations]

How can i get your data used by you in the entire sessions for practicing purpose.

[@ajaykumarvelivela9472]

Thanks bro

[@BingeKerry]

Hey so the columns “sales” and “locations” already had a relationship with the word “zip” so I was wondering why did you have to make a new column.

[@ayushurmaliya5217]

is it necessary to have same variable name in both the data sets while creating calculated columns ? like example you have explained in both data sets Zip and country was common

[@Breezy-bf9so]

If the column is blank how can I wrap an ISBLANK, NULL or EMPTY function to the DAX to remove the +1?

[@thereals7530]

Sorry please I tried this it didn't work for me. Please what could be wrong?

[@epurusureshbabu]

From the Sales table "Country" and Location table "Country" can be managed with relationship right.... then what's the purpose of creating calculated column..... Please respond...

[@krishsubash3596]

If the column is renamed to "country " in Sales table i guess the relation will be created.

[@vatsalshah8389]

Agreed... Why can't we just do the relationship

[@BingeKerry]

@@krishsubash3596 but they both have “zip”

[@deepika7921]

hi

[@nzpunjab8047]

thanks bro