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Filter Matrix based on 2 columns values
Are these not working
calculate(sum(table[line Amount]),table[line income amout paid] > 0 , table[line income open amount] = 0)
calculate(sum(table[line Amount]),filter(table,table[line income amout paid] > 0 && table[line income open amount] = 0))
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- elcojo26 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thanks for the reply the problem is that line income open amount and line income paid amount are already a SUM, they have a sigma symbol next to it (autosum) is this the reason I can not use this formula?
- elcojo26 years agoFrequent Visitor
Sorry did not see the second reply. I have 2 fields for each of this one is a measure that I created and the other one is from the db I am using with a autosum symbol like I said before.
- v-alq-msft6 years ago
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Hi, elcojo2
I want to know more about your visual hierarchical structure. It may help. Thanks
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Allan