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Hi,
I need to add a new measure to sum the total of newsletter sends. Currently my measure shows the total of ALL email campaign sends - this includes newsletters, webinar invites etc.
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Try this
CALCULATE(
SUM('Mailchimp Campaign'[Send]),
FILTER(
'Mailchimp Campaign',
CONTAINSSTRING('Mailchimp Campaign'[Name],"newsletter")
),
USERELATIONSHIP('Mailchimp Campaign'[Sent On],'Date'[Date]))
To calculate the total number of newsletter sends, you can modify your measure by adding a filter condition using the CONTAINS function. Here's an example of how you can modify your measure to only calculate sends where the 'name' column contains 'newsletter':
Newsletter sends =
CALCULATE(
SUM('Mailchimp Campaign'[Send]),
USERELATIONSHIP('Mailchimp Campaign'[Sent On], 'Date'[Date]),
CONTAINS('Mailchimp Campaign', 'Mailchimp Campaign'[name], "newsletter")
)
Thank you
Hi @hpayne93
I havent' tested the below code, it should work
CALCULATE(
SUM('Mailchimp Campaign'[Send]),
FILTER(
'Mailchimp Campaign',
'Mailchimp Campaign'[Name] = 'newsletter'
),
USERELATIONSHIP('Mailchimp Campaign'[Sent On],'Date'[Date]))
Hey, thanks for the reply!
That doesn't quite work. I want to see the total where 'mailchimp campaign' [name] contains 'newsletter' -- do i need to use CONTAINSSTRING?
Try this
CALCULATE(
SUM('Mailchimp Campaign'[Send]),
FILTER(
'Mailchimp Campaign',
CONTAINSSTRING('Mailchimp Campaign'[Name],"newsletter")
),
USERELATIONSHIP('Mailchimp Campaign'[Sent On],'Date'[Date]))
It worked! Thanks very much
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