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Hi,
I have the following set of data and would like to calculate the number of fruits = apple, orange & kiwi (able to apply to other similar/multiple filters scenario).
apple | 2 |
orange | 1 |
apple | 6 |
kiwi | 7 |
banana | 4 |
. | . |
. | . |
. | . |
kiwi | 4 |
Thanks in advance !
@limxx1 , the best way is to have a slicer on fruit and sum(Table[Value]) as a measure
or have a measure as per need
calculate( sum(Table[Value]) , filter(Table, Table[fruit] in {"apple", "Orange", "kiwi"}))
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