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For one of my visuals I want to use the same column of data twice for my value field, but to output the data I want to show it requires two different set of filtering in the visual level filter field. The 2nd set of filtering being more complicated since I require more columns to output the data I want.
Is there a way to create a measure that filters thru multiple columns?
This quick measure only lets you add one filter, I'd like to add on to this measure and include more.
CALCULATE( COUNTA('Picked'[Reg Pick No.]), 'Picked'[Source Document] IN { "Assembly Consumption" } )
Example of the 2nd set of filtering
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Hello @Anonymous
After the caclulate you can apply multiple filters:
Measure = CALCULATE ( COUNTA ( 'Picked'[Reg Pick No.] ), 'Picked'[Source Document] IN { "Assembly Consumption" }, 'Picked'[Action Type] = "Take", 'Picked'[source document] = "Assembly Consumption", 'Picked'[WH Document Type] <> "shipment" )
Is that what you were looking for?
Hello @Anonymous
After the caclulate you can apply multiple filters:
Measure = CALCULATE ( COUNTA ( 'Picked'[Reg Pick No.] ), 'Picked'[Source Document] IN { "Assembly Consumption" }, 'Picked'[Action Type] = "Take", 'Picked'[source document] = "Assembly Consumption", 'Picked'[WH Document Type] <> "shipment" )
Is that what you were looking for?
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