Power BI: Use DAX Switch Function to Make IF Functions Easier

The SWITCH function allows for an easier-to-read function compared to nested IF statements. The SWITCH function can always be used in place of the IF function. The basic workings of the SWITCH function are you decide what expression you want to be checked. Then you decide what value to look for and what result you want to be returned. If you have multiple values to check for and multiple results you can just string them along by using commas.
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