In Power BI you can write the IF function in two different ways: in columns and measures.
When you need to introduce more than two conditions, you have to use the nesting IF statements.
Since measures aren’t the rows in a table and the IF statement needs rows to operate, you have to create a row context. One way to do that is by using the iterator functions, like SUMX, and then putting the IF statement inside that function.
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