Case statement with multiple field conditions

hvassar

Hi - I'm looking for a Case statement that will provide multiple conditions and multiple "then" statements but keep getting an error. 

I've tried multiple versions but none have worked. 

 

Examples below:

CASE(`Impact Rank`)
WHEN <(`BDS Rank TW`)THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','OUTPERFORMING')
WHEN =(`BDS Rank TW`)THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','PERFORMING')
ELSE CONCAT('underperforming')
END

 

CASE((`Impact Rank`)
WHEN <(`BDS Rank TW`)
THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','OUTPERFORMING')
WHEN =(`BDS Rank TW`)
THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','PERFORMING')
ELSE CONCAT('underperforming')
END

 

CASE WHEN((`Impact Rank`)<`BDS Rank TW`)
THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','OUTPERFORMING')
ELSE CONCAT('underperforming')
CASE WHEN((`Impact Rank`)=`BDS Rank TW`)
THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','PERFORMING')
ELSE CONCAT('underperforming')
END

Property_Ninja

sorry I had an extra parentheses. Try this ...

 

CASE
WHEN `Impact Rank` < `BDS Rank TW`

THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','OUTPERFORMING')
WHEN Impact Rank` = `BDS Rank TW`

THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','PERFORMING')
ELSE 'UNDERPERFORMING' 

END

Property_Ninja

Hello,

 

Can you try something like this ... 

 

CASE(
WHEN `Impact Rank` < `BDS Rank TW`

THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','OUTPERFORMING')
WHEN Impact Rank` = `BDS Rank TW`

THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','PERFORMING')
ELSE 'UNDERPERFORMING' 

END

 

Let me know if this helps,

 

Brian

Property_Ninja

sorry I had an extra parentheses. Try this ...

 

CASE
WHEN `Impact Rank` < `BDS Rank TW`

THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','OUTPERFORMING')
WHEN Impact Rank` = `BDS Rank TW`

THEN CONCAT('<span style="background-color: #00A86B">','PERFORMING')
ELSE 'UNDERPERFORMING' 

END

hvassar

THANK YOU! 

 

That worked perfectly.