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COUNT rows with filter
- 2 years ago
Hi,
Assuming Inventory, Counted and Variance are measures that you have written, write this measure
Measure = countrows(filter(Values(Data[Product]),[Inventory]<>0&&[Counted]<>0&&[Valiance]=0))
Hope this helps.
MEASURE =
SWITCH (
TRUE(),
SUM ( table[inventory] ) = 0
&& SUM ( table[counted] ) = 0, 0,
SUM ( table[variance] ) = 0, COUNTROWS ( table ),
0
)
- Oros2 years agoPost Prodigy
Hi vanessafvg ,
Thanks for your reply.
The Switch measure does not work at all. Is it because the Inventory, Counted and Variance are all measures in which the Inventory and Counted measures have blank values?
- vanessafvg2 years agoCommunity Champion
hi, if you need comprehensive help you really need to provide adequate sample data in text form. one can't posssibly consider aall scenarios and you have given limited information.
the quality of the solutions is based on the information given, in data there are so many nuances so being explicit with the information will = a good solution.
also what makes up those measures, is there column data you can provide with the measure code, please provide appropriate dummy data in text form if you can't provide the real thing.
thanks!
- Oros2 years agoPost Prodigy