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I have this:
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@NingMel try this:
WO with Code TF1 or TF2 =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
WORK_ORDER,
CONTAINS (
RELATEDTABLE ( EQUIPMENT ),
EQUIPMENT[EQUIPMENT_CATEGORY_CODE], "TF1"
)
|| CONTAINS (
RELATEDTABLE ( EQUIPMENT ),
EQUIPMENT[EQUIPMENT_CATEGORY_CODE], "TF2"
)
)
)
@NingMel try this:
WO with Code TF1 or TF2 =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
WORK_ORDER,
CONTAINS (
RELATEDTABLE ( EQUIPMENT ),
EQUIPMENT[EQUIPMENT_CATEGORY_CODE], "TF1"
)
|| CONTAINS (
RELATEDTABLE ( EQUIPMENT ),
EQUIPMENT[EQUIPMENT_CATEGORY_CODE], "TF2"
)
)
)
@SpartaBI Thank you so much it works!!! I knew it was something to do with this || but I never use it before. I tried below but it didn't work. Anyway thank you so much.
@NingMel my pleasure 🙂
Please don't forget to accept my previuos reply as a solution for community viasabilty and appreciate your kudos 🙂