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Hi All!
I need help connecting the next two formulas to one formula
Solved! Go to Solution.
HI @netanel ,
I don't have anything to test the formula, so just wrote it based on my best judgement looking at your description.
What error the formula is displaying?
I am assuming you are creating a measure.
Add more details as I can't help you to troubleshoot this way.
See if this works:
Net USD average per Day for InApp or RV =
CALCULATE(
[Net USD average per Day),
'Revenues DB'[GL] = "InApp" || 'Revenues DB'[GL] = "RV"
)
Thanks,
Pragati
@netanel
Remove ")" before the comma 🙂
CALCULATE(
[Net USD average per Day],
'Revenues DB'[GL] = "InApp" || 'Revenues DB'[GL] = "RV"
)
Hi @netanel ,
Can you please accept the right solution to the thread?
I guess the solution was provided by me, just that it had a typo because you didn't share much info at your end.
I understand that @DimaMD, suggested the typo correction, which I would have never done because the person who provides the solution on the thread first should take care of any such issues. Ideally I should have responded with the correction here but saw that it was always answered (which didn't seem to be right :))
As a best practice on the forum, I always avoid jumping in a thread where someone on the forum is always engaged and trying to answer. If the thread is non-responsive for more than a day, then I try to jump in and help with the query. 🙂
But please do accept the right solution to the thread, so atleast who has spent time in creating solution for your query gets the credit. 🙂
Thanks,
Pragati
Hi @netanel
Try it
Create a tablet:
Table
| InApp |
| RV |
Creates a measure
1:
Values = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Values])
--------------------------------------
2:
Measure =
VAR _fil = [Values]
return
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
_fil = "InApp", [Daily AVG for InApp],
_fil = "RV", [Daily AVG for RV]
)
Hi @DimaMD
I can not create such a side table
I have a large database
HI @netanel ,
Not sure what do you mean by connecting two formulae?
A little more detail would help here 🙂
Thanks,
Pragati
Hi @Pragati11
I'm trying to get them on the card
But it should contain both RV and InApp
I tried the following formula and it did not work
HI @netanel ,
You can write a measure as follows:
Net USD average per Day for InApp or RV =
CALCULATE(
[Net USD average per Day),
FILTER(
'Revenues DB', 'Revenues DB'[GL] = "InApp" || 'Revenues DB'[GL] = "RV"
)
)
Thanks,
Pragati
Hi @Pragati11
The formula does not work
HI @netanel ,
I don't have anything to test the formula, so just wrote it based on my best judgement looking at your description.
What error the formula is displaying?
I am assuming you are creating a measure.
Add more details as I can't help you to troubleshoot this way.
See if this works:
Net USD average per Day for InApp or RV =
CALCULATE(
[Net USD average per Day),
'Revenues DB'[GL] = "InApp" || 'Revenues DB'[GL] = "RV"
)
Thanks,
Pragati
Hi @Pragati11
Thanks for your time
I tried to change the formula based on what you wrote and I do not get the desired result
This is what you wrote
@netanel
Remove ")" before the comma 🙂
CALCULATE(
[Net USD average per Day],
'Revenues DB'[GL] = "InApp" || 'Revenues DB'[GL] = "RV"
)
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