Calculate with OR/AND/NOT in filter

[jesuisbenjamin]

It's unclear to me how I can use FILTER() in a CALCULATE() function, and apply an AND / OR / NOT logic.

Could you please refer to an existing help page or give examples here below? Thanks.

[v-haibl-msft · Accepted solution]

@jesuisbenjamin

I’ll give an example as below. Assuming we have a table like below.

If we want to get the total sales of China on July, we can use following formula.

SalesFromChina_July = 
CALCULATE (
    SUM ( Table1[Sales] ),
    FILTER ( Table1, AND ( Table1[Country] = "China", MONTH ( Table1[Date] ) = 7 ) )
)

If we want to get the total sales of China and USA on July and August, we can use following formula.

SalesFromChina_OR_USA = 
CALCULATE (
    SUM ( Table1[Sales] ),
    FILTER ( Table1, OR ( Table1[Country] = "China", Table1[Country] = "USA" ) )
)

If we want to get the total sales of India on July and August, we can use following formula.

SalesFromIndia = 
CALCULATE (
    SUM ( Table1[Sales] ),
    FILTER (
        Table1,
        NOT (
            OR ( Table1[Country] = "China", Table1[Country] = "USA" )
        )
    )
)

Best Regards,

Herbert

[ukare1996]

Hi, can someone please help me understand why my query is not working as it should be? I am trying to Count number of rows where the field is not equal to "None" and Blanks are not counted in. The query below seems to only take into account one of the filters.

Monitor 1 - Action taken by customer =

    CALCULATE(

        COUNT('Network protection '[Monitor 1 - Action taken by customer]),

            FILTER('Network protection ', OR('Network protection'[Monitor 1 - Action taken by customer] <> "None", NOT(ISBLANK('Network protection' [Monitor 1 - Action taken by customer])))))

[Zowie-Thurlow]

This is very useful. However, I am trying to apply different targets to different months based on last years totals. So if month is September then add 70% to last years total, if month is October then 80 % to last year etc, then the months after that should be the same as last year. I have looked everywhere and cannot find the logic to do this. Any help would be great 

[jesuisbenjamin]

Thanks. This is very clear.

[MattAllington]

To do an AND, you should create 2 filter statements, one for each.

=CALCULATE([measure],filter(),filter())

for an OR, do it like this

=CALCULATE([measure],filter(table,table[col1] = "X" || table[col2] = "Y"))

note this is not overly efficient, but it is how you do it. (working on 2 columns at once can be inefficient.

for NOT, you can use teh NOT() function around your tests

Hope that helps

[lalthan]

Check this link:

https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/filter-arguments-in-calculate/