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acerNZ
Helper III
Helper III

Filter Multiple Columns for multiple filter options to create a Measure

‎04-16-2021 01:03 AM

CombineMeasure = CALCULATE(COUNT(Table[COL1]),FILTER(Table,(Table[Col1]="Completed"))) -- > Works (For one column)

but I need to filter and combine with 3 other options of 2 other columns

Please may I know how ?

 

But I have Col1 - > 2 filters AND (Table[COL1] ="Yes", Table[COL1] ="Not Sure")

Col2 -> AND(Table[Col2]="Yes", Table[Col2]<>"Not Sure", Table[Col2]="Parked")

Col3 -> AND(Table[Col3]="No", Table[Col3]<>"No Order ", Table[Col3]="New York")

 

Please may I know how to combine all above to create a measure to be used.

 

Thanks a ton

 

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amitchandak
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‎04-16-2021 01:08 AM

@acerNZ ,

Two tbale values can not be and , they need Or or IN

 

example 

 

CombineMeasure = CALCULATE(COUNT(Table[COL1]),FILTER(Table,(Table[Col1] in {"Yes", "Not Sure"})))

 

CombineMeasure = CALCULATE(COUNT(Table[COL1]),FILTER(Table,(Table[Col1] in {"Yes", "Not Sure"})))

 

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CombineMeasure = CALCULATE(COUNT(Table[COL1]),FILTER(Table,(Table[Col1] in {"Yes", "Not Sure"}) || (Table[Col2]="Yes" || Table[Col2]<>"Not Sure" || Table[Col2]="Parked") ))

 

1 and 2

 

CombineMeasure = CALCULATE(COUNT(Table[COL1]),FILTER(Table,(Table[Col1] in {"Yes", "Not Sure"}) &&  (Table[Col2]="Yes" || Table[Col2]<>"Not Sure" || Table[Col2]="Parked") ))

 

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amitchandak
Super User
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‎04-16-2021 01:08 AM

@acerNZ ,

Two tbale values can not be and , they need Or or IN

 

example 

 

CombineMeasure = CALCULATE(COUNT(Table[COL1]),FILTER(Table,(Table[Col1] in {"Yes", "Not Sure"})))

 

CombineMeasure = CALCULATE(COUNT(Table[COL1]),FILTER(Table,(Table[Col1] in {"Yes", "Not Sure"})))

 

1 or 2

CombineMeasure = CALCULATE(COUNT(Table[COL1]),FILTER(Table,(Table[Col1] in {"Yes", "Not Sure"}) || (Table[Col2]="Yes" || Table[Col2]<>"Not Sure" || Table[Col2]="Parked") ))

 

1 and 2

 

CombineMeasure = CALCULATE(COUNT(Table[COL1]),FILTER(Table,(Table[Col1] in {"Yes", "Not Sure"}) &&  (Table[Col2]="Yes" || Table[Col2]<>"Not Sure" || Table[Col2]="Parked") ))

 

add in this way



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