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How do I add a column using CALCULATE and FILTER with text results? Urgent
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Failed = CALCULATE(
COUNT(ComputerStatus[Acrobat]),
LEFT(ComputerStatus[Acrobat], 6) = "FAILED")
)Try this.
Completed =
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS(incidents),
FILTER(incidents, incidents[Ticket Status] = "Completed"),
FILTER(incidents, incidents[Location] = locations[Location])
)
Too many arguments were passed to the COUNTROWS function. The maximum argument count for the function is 1.
OK I think I have somewhat of an idea how to get it going. How do I enter a wildcard on a text field?
Example:
Failed =
CALCULATE(
COUNT(ComputerStatus[Acrobat]),
FILTER(ComputerStatus, ComputerStatus[Acrobat] = "FAILED"))
Is failed always going to be the first 6 characters? If so, use LEFT([YourField], 6) = "FAILED". Failing that there is a function called FIND which returns true or false if it finds a subtext within a larger text.
For performance reasons, LEFT is going to be faster but if its not suitable FIND will work in a similar manner to the wildcarding you were hoping for.
Yes. It's actually Failed then various resons
Then i think LEFT([YourField], 6) = "FAILED" will work for you.
Would this be the correct complete syntax?
Failed =
CALCULATE(
COUNT(ComputerStatus[Acrobat]),
FILTER(ComputerStatus, ComputerStatus[Acrobat] = LEFT([YourField], 6) = "FAILED"))
Failed = CALCULATE(
COUNT(ComputerStatus[Acrobat]),
LEFT(ComputerStatus[Acrobat], 6) = "FAILED")
)Try this.
That did it thank you!
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