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OR Logic With Matching count in Power BI Desktop using DAX
Thanks for clarifying scenario #2.
Hopefully I am understanding correctly now.
Please create the following 2 measures:
Test Scenario 1 =
Brush & Eggs should return 0 because there are 0 matching Transaction ID's selected.
Test Scenario 2 =
Brush, Eggs & Beer should return 0 because there are 0 matching Transaction ID's selected.
Test Scenario 3 =
Brush, Tooth Paste & Pencil should return 3 because there are 3 matching ID's selected.
In summary, for the 3 scenarios discussed, the Card Visual is returning the desired result; unless I have completely misunderstood yet again.
Let me know if there are other scenarios for which the Card Visual does not return the desired result.
Hope this is helpful to you.
Regards,
Nathan
No, you didnt get my requirement, The requirement is to show only matching count of display products with the same transaction id
Whenever they select the 2 different records from the Product table its should check the matching count of transaction id and its should show the matching record count
My apologies. I still do not understand.
1) If the user selects Brush & Eggs, what should the correct result be?
2) If the user selects Brush, Eggs & Beer, what should the correct result be?
3) If the user selects Brush, Tooth Paste & Pencil, what should the correct result be?
I believe I will understand better once you answer these 3 scenarios for me.
Regards,
Nathan
) If the user selects Brush & Eggs, what should the correct result be? Zero
2) If the user selects Brush, Eggs & Beer, what should the correct result be? Two
3) If the user selects Brush, Tooth Paste & Pencil, what should the correct result be? Three
I guess I was wrong. Still struggling to understand...
1) Brush & Eggs = 0 because there are 0 matches between the 2 transaction IDs?
2) Brush, Eggs & Beer = 2 because ???
Each of these products has a different Transaction ID.
I would think that because there are no matches, this would be 0 also.
Can you help me understand how the result should be 2?
3) Brush, Tooth Paste & Pencil all share the same Transaction ID.
So there are 3 products that share the same matching ID.
I think believe that's why the answer is 3. Is that correct?
Yes.. you are correct. can you help me with the logic