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I am facing an issue with the comment below. Any help greatly appreaceated!
"DAX comparison operations do not support comparing values of type Integer with values of type Text. Consider using the VALUE or FORMAT function to convert one of the values."
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Hi,
I do not know how your datamodel looks like, but I assume that in your datamodel, storeID / CatID / MatID are all number format. Please try the below measure if it works.
SalesOnlineWatches =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( TJLSalesData[Sales] ),
FILTER (
TJLSalesData,
TJLSalesData[StoreID] = 4
|| TJLSalesData[CatID] = 1
|| TJLSalesData[MatID] = 1
)
)
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Hi,
I do not know how your datamodel looks like, but I assume that in your datamodel, storeID / CatID / MatID are all number format. Please try the below measure if it works.
SalesOnlineWatches =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( TJLSalesData[Sales] ),
FILTER (
TJLSalesData,
TJLSalesData[StoreID] = 4
|| TJLSalesData[CatID] = 1
|| TJLSalesData[MatID] = 1
)
)
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