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Hi
I want to calculate a filtered table based on if one of the three conditions are met across multiple columns and table.
This formula express what I want, but TRUE/FALSE statement across multiple columns are not allowed. Any way to bypass this?
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Hi @rhl94
I believe you can refer to this post:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/FILTER-on-multiple-tables/m-p/304137
Hi @rhl94
I believe you can refer to this post:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/FILTER-on-multiple-tables/m-p/304137
Try like
CALCULATETABLE(
TableA;filter(TableA;
TableA[Invoice] <> -1 ||
TableA[Status] = "Active" ||
TableB[Type] = "Public")
)
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