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Filter Pane Collective Logic
Hi ， Anonymous
In the "Filter" on the right in Power BI Destop, certain field names are generally placed, and these placed fields are calculated using "AND" logic. The purpose of the Filter is to modify the page's filtering context to calculate the data results under different situations.
The "OR" logic can only be set for a single field, for example, the multi-selection of the slicer is joined by the "OR" logic, or the "OR AND" logic is changed in the "Advanced filtering" in the "Filter Pane" to filter a single field,like this:
This means the [Column1] can equals 1 or 2 .
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Aniya Zhang
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Hello Aniya, thanks for the detailed explanation. My understanding is/was just as you explained.
However my experience w/ the following example filter result is different from my understanding. In the following PBI example (before and after filtering) I am trying to filter out (exclude) rows where both the Rev $ = $0 AND the COS $ = $0 (the data source is a cube and Rev/COS are both measures in the cube). In other words I am trying to include rows where either the Rev $ <> $0 OR the COS <> $0. The before image below shows rows before filtering and the 2 after images below show the rows after 2 filter settings. The before image is good, the after 1 image is good, but I don't understand why the after 2 image has filtered out all rows when my filter logic should produce a result w/ 13 rows (no image provided).
Before
After 1 (Rev $<> $0)
After 2 (Rev $<> $0 AND COS $ <>$0)
Hi , Anonymous
I check your shared picture. I think it works in logic.
The (Rev $<> $0 AND COS $ <>$0) means when both Rev$<> $0 and COS$<>$0 conditions are met.
In your After1, you can see that when the Rev$<> $0 condition is satisfied, there is no COS$<>$0 condition, so it is empty in After2.
For the "AND" logic, it represents a case where two conditions are met at the same time, which can be understood as an intersection.
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Aniya Zhang
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Hello Aniya, my understanding is that w/ the Rev $<> $0 AND COS $ <>$0 conditions both Rev and COS have to be $0 to exclude these rows from the result. In the Before image you will see more than several rows where the Rev and/or the COS is not $0. All these rows should be included in the After 2 result.
Your After1 observation seems incorrect. There are rows in the Before image w/ $0 Rev and non-$0 COS.
Please take another look at the Before, After1, and After2 filters and results.
Thanks.
Tim
Hi, Anonymous
The "Rev $<> $0 AND COS $ <>$0" means when we satisfy Rev$!=0 and satisfy Cos$!=0 at the same time, we can see all Cos$=0 when Rev$!=0 is in the case according to your "After 1". So when you filter "Rev$<> $0 AND COS$ <>$0" there will be empty.
If you want to filter " Rev $ = $0 AND the COS $ = $0". You can try to select the "Rev $" is 0 and "COS $" is 0.
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Aniya Zhang
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