Using Conditional Statements

Using Conditional Statements

Conditional statements are formulas that enable you to create additional categories in your data set. When the condition is met, the new category is added to your visualization without modifying the data source itself.

For example, if you want to calculate only certain values according to conditions you define, you can use a conditional statement to include only the values of interest.

Sisense provides several conditional statements that enable you to evaluate criteria and display only the relevant results in your dashboard.

Note:

Conditional states work on measures and aggregations only and return numeric values.

IF

IF (Boolean_expression, true value, false value)

Evaluates a boolean expression and returns the first value when evaluated as true, and returns the second value when evaluated as false.

For example:

(if(Sum(Sales) > 10, 0, Sum(Sales) )

Nested IF statements are also supported.

For example:

if (Sum(Sales) > 100 , 1 ,(if (Sum(Sales) > 1000 , 2, 3) )

isNull

ISNULL (<numeric value>)

Returns true if the expression doesn't contain data (Null). Can be used as a condition when writing conditional statements.

For example:

If (ISNULL(sum(deals)), 0, sum(deals) )

Case

CASEWHEN Boolean_expression THEN result_expression[ ... ][ ELSE else_result_expression ]END

The CASE function evaluates boolean expressions. When the expression evaluates to true, the result_expression is returned. If no match is found, the else_result_expression is returned. If no default is returned and no values match, then Null is returned.

[CategoryId] > 1 is not supported.

For example:

CASE

WHEN Sum(Sales) < 100 THEN 1

WHEN Sum(Sales) < 1000 THEN 2

ELSE 3END