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Hello everyone,
for one string filter the following works:
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Hii,
Does this work?
NewColumn = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(table[ID]),FILTER(table,CONTAINSSTRING(table[OPTIONS],"String01")||CONTAINSSTRING(table[OPTIONS],"String02")))
Hope this helps.
Hii,
Does this work?
NewColumn = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(table[ID]),FILTER(table,CONTAINSSTRING(table[OPTIONS],"String01")||CONTAINSSTRING(table[OPTIONS],"String02")))
Hope this helps.
Hi @KPME
For the second column use AND (&&), OR (||) operator insted of "+" sign based on your requirement
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Hey! this doesn't result in any errors, however it does result in an error in the visual which I can't explain 😞
may be you can provide sameple data without sensitive information so i can able to support you further.
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