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Arne
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Hi!
From the example below i would like to filter sales in period 2020-01 where sales is more than 80. But i would likte to get all periods for companys that have sales of more than 80 in period 2020-01. Desired result should be to see Amazon sales in period 2020-01 and 2020-02 but not microsoft sales. is that possible and how to solve that?

Br

Arne 

 

Example 

Company Period       Sales

Amazon    2020-01   90

Amazon    2020-02  70

Microsoft 2020-01   75

Microsoft 2020-02   100

 

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camargos88
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Hi @Arne ,

Try this measure:

 

Measure 2 =

VAR _company = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER(ALL('Table (3)'); 'Table (3)'[Sales] > 80 && 'Table (3)'[Period] = DATE(2020; 1;1)); "Company"; 'Table (3)'[Company])
RETURN SUMX(FILTER('Table (3)'; 'Table (3)'[Company] IN _company); 'Table (3)'[Sales])
 
 
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Greg_Deckler
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So maybe:

FILTER('Table',[Company] = "Amazon" && [Sales] > 80)


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Hi Greg!

In the example it would work but in my solution i,ve got hundreds of departments so i would need some solution that first filters out every department that has sales over a specific limit for a selected period and then i would like to see sales trends for these companys for the periods i choose.  So it,s really a two step issue.

1. Find companys that qualify for selected sales level for the period i choose.

2. For companys that qualify for the first criteria show sales level for the period in first critera but also for other chosen periods.

Br Arne    

camargos88
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Hi @Arne ,

Try this measure:

 

Measure 2 =

VAR _company = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER(ALL('Table (3)'); 'Table (3)'[Sales] > 80 && 'Table (3)'[Period] = DATE(2020; 1;1)); "Company"; 'Table (3)'[Company])
RETURN SUMX(FILTER('Table (3)'; 'Table (3)'[Company] IN _company); 'Table (3)'[Sales])
 
 
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