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Hi,
I have a 'property' table and a 'contract' table, which are having a 1:n relation. My report is showing the property table. There are some slicers on the property table which are working fine (e.g. filtering on the country, type or status of property). I've figured out that a measure
count_of_selected_contracts = Count(contracts)
returs the number of the selected property items. But how to count the number of the selected property items while applying an extra condition, which is not set via slicer? I need something like
count_of_selected_active, contracts = Count(contracts, 'contracts'[Status]="active")
But the above doesn't work. I need something that gives the number of active contracts which are related to the selected property items. Could someone please help me out? Thanks!
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Hi @AKR719
you can try
count_of_selected_active, contracts =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER ( contracts, contracts[Status] = "active" )
)
Hi @AKR719
you can try
count_of_selected_active, contracts =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER ( contracts, contracts[Status] = "active" )
)
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