Creating a new Date Column based on multiple criteria - PowerBI

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Hi,



I need to add SLA dates to a report, which change based on the severity and impact of the item logged, I have a table as below:



ImpactSeverityLogged DateSLA
A101/01/2023=Logged Date+2 months
A201/01/2023=Logged Date+2 months
A301/01/2023=Logged Date+2 months
A401/01/2023=Logged Date+2 months
B101/01/2023=Logged Date+9 months
B201/01/2023=Logged Date+9 months
B301/01/2023=Logged Date+9 months
B401/01/2023=Logged Date+9 months
D101/01/2023=Logged Date+9 months
D201/01/2023=Logged Date+9 months
C101/01/2023=Logged Date+12 months
C201/01/2023=Logged Date+12 months
C301/01/2023=Logged Date+12 months
C401/01/2023=Logged Date+12 months
D301/01/2023=Logged Date+12 months
D401/01/2023=Logged Date+12 months


Would someone be able to help me work out how to add the SLA date based on the other 2 criteria?
 
The options shown are the only ones that apply, A - D and 1 - 4 for each letter. and each have an SLA calculated by the Logged Date + X months depending on what the Severity + Impact is
 
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It appears that impact D is the only case where severity is actually relevant - is that correct?
That would be Correct

All A = 2 Months
All B = 9 Months
All C = 12 Months
D1 & D2 = 9 Months
D3 & D4 = 12 Months
 
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Then assuming those are the only possible values, you could add a custom column using the formula:

Power Query:
=if [Impact]="A" then Date.AddMonths([Logged Date],2) else if [Impact]="B" then Date.AddMonths([Logged Date],9) else if [Impact] = "C" then Date.AddMonths([Logged Date],12) else if [Severity] <3 then Date.AddMonths([Logged Date],9) else Date.AddMonths([Logged Date],12)
 
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