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Hi,
I have one expression that works for only one value but having issues trying to expand it for three.
Example - That works for just counting how many times APPLE is listed in the Fruit Column
I want to count how many times, APPLE, PEAR or PLUM are in the same column.
Any Help?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @chris_jones - use the OR command or the || method
Total Count =
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( 'MyData' ),
OR('MyData[Fruit] = "APPLE", OR('MyData[Fruit] = "PEAR", 'MyData[Fruit] = "PLUM")))
Total Count =
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( FILTER( 'MyData' ),
'MyData[Fruit] = "APPLE" || 'MyData[Fruit] = "PEAR" || 'MyData[Fruit] = "PLUM"))
Either of those should work.
Hope this helps
David
Total Count = CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( 'MyData' ), 'MyData[Fruit] in { "APPLE","PEAR","PLUM" } )
Hi @chris_jones - use the OR command or the || method
Total Count =
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( 'MyData' ),
OR('MyData[Fruit] = "APPLE", OR('MyData[Fruit] = "PEAR", 'MyData[Fruit] = "PLUM")))
Total Count =
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( FILTER( 'MyData' ),
'MyData[Fruit] = "APPLE" || 'MyData[Fruit] = "PEAR" || 'MyData[Fruit] = "PLUM"))
Either of those should work.
Hope this helps
David
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