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Hi,
New to DAX and pretty new to PowerBI.
I would like to write a DAX expression that displays rows when two string values are met in a column:
I tried creating a new table and using a filter expression but then I can only get one condition added:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Nikolaikruger
You can use something like
Test =
FILTER (
Dim_ProjectFilter,
Dim_ProjectFilter[Activity] IN { "String1", "String2" }
)
Hi @Nikolaikruger
You can use something like
Test =
FILTER (
Dim_ProjectFilter,
Dim_ProjectFilter[Activity] IN { "String1", "String2" }
)
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