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Hi, i need to create a measure to show the sum just for the values that are #Above the USL (Upper Spec Limit), and another one to show the sum just for the values that are #Below the USL (Upper Spec Limit), needs to be done as a measure becasue the limits varies depending on different selections. The results must be 52 above and 42 below. I alredy try a CALCULATE IF stating the sum the ones that are less than the USL, but it is not working. The USL and LSL vary depending on the filters and diferentes categories.
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@Ayllar Assuming you have a measure for the Upper Spec Limit, you could do something like this:
Measure =
VAR __USL = [USL Measure]
VAR __Table = FILTER('Table', [Column] > __USL)
VAR __Result = COUNTROWS( __Table )
RETURN
__Result
Hi @Greg_Deckler i did the suggested formula but is giving the same result 1348 which is the sum of all measures:
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