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Counting rows with multiple conditions
- 2 years ago
Hi scoutmedic
You say you have 1 table but your measure refers to 2 : Error Table and Combined Error Data
You are also referring to 3 different columns but you said you have 2 : [Area], [Category] and [Category Detail]
If you are using 1 table with 2 columns like like this
then this measure will do what you want
Errors = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Combined Error Data'), FILTER('Combined Error Data', CONTAINSSTRING('Combined Error Data'[Category], "Floor") && (CONTAINSSTRING('Combined Error Data'[Category Detail], "apple") || CONTAINSSTRING('Combined Error Data'[Category Detail], "orange") || CONTAINSSTRING('Combined Error Data'[Category Detail], "grapes") || CONTAINSSTRING('Combined Error Data'[Category Detail], "watermelon"))))regards
Phil
Hi scoutmedic
You say you have 1 table but your measure refers to 2 : Error Table and Combined Error Data
You are also referring to 3 different columns but you said you have 2 : [Area], [Category] and [Category Detail]
If you are using 1 table with 2 columns like like this
then this measure will do what you want
Errors = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Combined Error Data'), FILTER('Combined Error Data', CONTAINSSTRING('Combined Error Data'[Category], "Floor") && (CONTAINSSTRING('Combined Error Data'[Category Detail], "apple") || CONTAINSSTRING('Combined Error Data'[Category Detail], "orange") || CONTAINSSTRING('Combined Error Data'[Category Detail], "grapes") || CONTAINSSTRING('Combined Error Data'[Category Detail], "watermelon"))))
regards
Phil
- scoutmedic2 years agoHelper I
Hi Phil,
Error Table should be Combined Error Data. Missed renaming that one for the example.
You were spot on with the table. There is other fruit on the floor I don't want to count which is why I was going this route. I'll give it a shot and see what happens.
- scoutmedic2 years agoHelper I
PhilipTreacy This worked. If I wanted to modify it to look for items in floor and hall that were not apple, orange, or grape?