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Any help with this is greatly appreciated!
My Capital 2019 measure works perfectly. My Expense 2019 measure just replacing the "=" with "<>" is not actually taking out the capital numbers. I have a table with capital/expense by year and quarter and I need to separate it out into 2 measures. There are too many expense types to type all of them out so I was hoping to use the dne sign. What am I doing wrong here?? Any help is greatly appreciated!
I think I solved my own problem... For the expense measure, I just needed to use AND && instead of OR || when excluding the capital types.
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