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strikw
Helper I
Helper I

Formula with conditional

‎05-18-2018 04:50 PM

Hello,

I need to filter this formula:
.Media = SUM (Tips [Odd]) / COUNT (Tips [Odd]) //Current formula

 

I need to filter only if it is greater than or equal to 4 (Tips [Odd])

 

I do not know how to make this condition, if anyone can help me.

 

Thank you.

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Anonymous
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‎05-18-2018 05:44 PM

Hi @strikw,

 

Try with this:

NewMeasure =
CALCULATE ( [Media]; Tips[Odd] > 4 )

Or in the same measure:

Media =
CALCULATE ( SUM ( Tips[Odd] ) / COUNT ( Tips[Odd] ); Tips[Odd] > 4 )


Regards.

Note: If you get a syntax error it's probably because of the semicolons instead of commas, Power BI has the two options to delimit DAX, change semicolons by commas and it should work.

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danextian
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‎05-19-2018 01:29 AM
Hi @srikw
Try this:CALCULATE([Media], filter(Tips [Odd])>=4)
Alternatively, you can use the same measure and just filter it through visual filter from the filters pane.





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Anonymous
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‎05-18-2018 05:44 PM

Hi @strikw,

 

Try with this:

NewMeasure =
CALCULATE ( [Media]; Tips[Odd] > 4 )

Or in the same measure:

Media =
CALCULATE ( SUM ( Tips[Odd] ) / COUNT ( Tips[Odd] ); Tips[Odd] > 4 )


Regards.

Note: If you get a syntax error it's probably because of the semicolons instead of commas, Power BI has the two options to delimit DAX, change semicolons by commas and it should work.

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strikw
Helper I
Helper I
In response to Anonymous

‎05-21-2018 10:42 AM

Thank you very much, it worked well.

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