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android1
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Correct use of || operator

Hi,

 

OT(+15-15)Test =
CALCULATE(COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( OTIF, OTIF[ShiftInTime]=OTIF[TimeFrom]*[targetperc OT]||OTIF[ShiftInTime]<>OTIF[TimeFrom]*[targetperc OT] )
))

 

I want to multipy by [targetperc OT] if OTIF[ShiftInTime]=OTIF[TimeFrom] or OTIF[ShiftInTime]<>OTIF[TimeFrom]

 

 

My results don't change. Is the above measure sound?

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AlexChen
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi android1,

 

In your expression:

 

FILTER ( OTIF, OTIF[ShiftInTime]=OTIF[TimeFrom]*[targetperc OT]||OTIF[ShiftInTime]<>OTIF[TimeFrom]*[targetperc OT] )

 

The  OTIF[ShiftInTime] is either “=OTIF[TimeFrom]*[targetperc OT]”  or “ <>OTIF[TimeFrom]*[targetperc OT]” which definitely covers all values in OTIF[ShiftInTime] column. Please verify the logic and modify your expression.

 

Best Regards
Alex

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