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Hello,
I am trying to create a measure which will count the number of rows in a column that have a number of less than 36 and more than 36 (but not any that are 36).
MidYearAdm = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Pupil[week number]),Pupil[week number]IN{"<36",">36"})
Would anyone know what is the best way to do this please?
Thank you, Helen
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@hellyLoft , Try like
MidYearAdm = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Pupil'[week number]),filter(Pupil,Pupil[week number] <36 || Pupil[week number] >36 ))
@hellyLoft
MidYearAdm = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Pupil[week number]),Pupil[week number] <> 36)
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@hellyLoft , Try like
MidYearAdm = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Pupil'[week number]),filter(Pupil,Pupil[week number] <36 || Pupil[week number] >36 ))
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