Short version:
I have a BI product and need to create a measure that filters out the row by the first value so the only values left start with 1. So it is something like :
measure = CALCULATE(SUM('Field'[Column], IF(LEFT[1: :])))
A little messy but you get the picture.
Little more Detail:
I know what you are thinking, but putting a filter on a visual will not work. However, you may know a better way to do what I am trying. Below are a few elements in the column (named column a) of about 135K rows. The unique identifier is the first element in elements, specifically '1'. I need to filter all else out. This is because I need the numbers in the adjacent column (named column b). From here, column b's numbers will be added by another measure with a column c which is in a different field. b and c will be added into rows that share like values, in this case location codes. I was going to make this measure, another measure for column c (new measure 2 = SUM(2ndField,[column c])), and then a measure to add them together. Column a below is formatted 123.4567, and to the right is b which is just a dollar number, which is what c is as well.
That is a lot and I know it is a little crazy. I'll teach these guys data management sometime.
To summarize; filter column a by first element in elements to retrieve data from column b. Elements in column b will then be added to column c of a different field by rows that share location.
If there is a better way, I am very open to suggestions. Thanks so much!