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I have measures to calculate based on a column's data of Yes or No. I have a total count of a letter that is sent out, and based on the actions responded by the employee they are captured in 3 columns of data - value1, value2, value3 and each are set to Yes or No values. Example if Value 1 mean letter recieve, Value 2 Means letter response received, and Value 3 employee reports the letter
My calculation for individual columns for yes is : V1_YesCount = Calculate([TotalLettersSent],LetterTable[Value1] = "Yes)
I now want to only have a total count (# of employees) that said Yes for Value1 and Yes for Value 3.
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Hi @Anonymous,
Try the below measure.
V1_YesCount = Calculate([TotalLettersSent],Filter('LetterTable', LetterTable[Value1] = "Yes" && LetterTable[Value3] = "Yes"))
Best Regards
Simran Tuli
Hi @Anonymous,
Try the below measure.
V1_YesCount = Calculate([TotalLettersSent],Filter('LetterTable', LetterTable[Value1] = "Yes" && LetterTable[Value3] = "Yes"))
Best Regards
Simran Tuli
Thank you, that was perfect!!
Please try this expression
V1V3_YesCount = Calculate([TotalLettersSent],LetterTable[Value1] = "Yes" && LetterTable[Value3] = "Yes")
If this works for you, please mark it as the solution. Kudos are appreciated too. Please let me know if not.
Regards,
Pat
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