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Power_BI_Adapt
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Resolver I

Expand measure with exclusion of some entries

Dear All,

 

I have written the following measure:

 

Number of delivery customer numbers =
VAR _SummTable =
    SUMMARIZE ( 'Tbl_Sales', 'Tbl_customer'[Deliverycustnr] )
VAR Result =
    SUMX ( _SummTable, 1 )      
RETURN
    Result
 
 
The result is showing the total number of delivery customer numbers for a customer. The table 'Tbl_customer' also contains a field called  'deliverycustname' (Tbl_customer'[deliverycustname]. Some exceptions for the description exist. In addition to the normal descriptions, it gives three type of descriptions which I want to exclude from the result in the measure. My question is how I can add these exclusion to the measure? The three types of descriptions are:
 
* Descriptions starting with PP_
* Descriptions starting with BX_
* Descriptions starting with PD_
 
Delivery customer numbers with such descriptions of delivery name should be excluded from the count in the measure. 
 
A simplified table situation to illustrate:
 
Power_BI_Adapt_0-1694423119820.png

 

The current measure does count 5 different delivery customer numbers. In the new situation three records should be excluded, so the final result of the new measure should be 2 different delivery customer numbers.

 

Thanks in advance for any suggestion to improve the measure. 

 
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v-yangliu-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi  @Power_BI_Adapt ,

 

 

Here are the steps you can follow:

1. Create measure.

count1 =
var _table1=
FILTER(
    'Tbl_customer',       SEARCH("PP_",'Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],1,BLANK())=1&&CONTAINSSTRING('Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],"PP_")=TRUE() ||       SEARCH("BX_",'Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],1,BLANK())=1&&CONTAINSSTRING('Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],"BX_")=TRUE() ||    SEARCH("PD_",'Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],1,BLANK())=1&&CONTAINSSTRING('Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],"PD_")=TRUE() )
return
IF(
    MAX('Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname]) in SELECTCOLUMNS(_table1,"flag",[Deliveryname]),0,1)
count2 =
SUMX(ALL(Tbl_customer),[count1])

2. Result:

 

vyangliumsft_0-1694587042988.png

 

Best Regards,

Liu Yang

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly

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v-yangliu-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi  @Power_BI_Adapt ,

 

 

Here are the steps you can follow:

1. Create measure.

count1 =
var _table1=
FILTER(
    'Tbl_customer',       SEARCH("PP_",'Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],1,BLANK())=1&&CONTAINSSTRING('Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],"PP_")=TRUE() ||       SEARCH("BX_",'Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],1,BLANK())=1&&CONTAINSSTRING('Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],"BX_")=TRUE() ||    SEARCH("PD_",'Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],1,BLANK())=1&&CONTAINSSTRING('Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname],"PD_")=TRUE() )
return
IF(
    MAX('Tbl_customer'[Deliveryname]) in SELECTCOLUMNS(_table1,"flag",[Deliveryname]),0,1)
count2 =
SUMX(ALL(Tbl_customer),[count1])

2. Result:

 

vyangliumsft_0-1694587042988.png

 

Best Regards,

Liu Yang

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly

Thanks a lot for your suggestion and it works quite well. I only miss a sum of the total number, so it just points out as '1''. In my original measure I make use of a SUMX, which rings me to a total number of delivery customer names for a specific customer . With the proposed measure it just turns out to 1 delivery customer name.

 

Thanks in adavcen for any additional thought to get this resolved.

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