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Buenas tardes, me encuentro ante esta dificultad:
El objetivo es sumar la cantidad que cumple con estos requisitos:
Probé con la función CONTAINS pero no me lo permitió.
La función que yo armé es la siguiente:
Alguna idea de cómo soucionarlo?
Desde ya, muchas gracias
Marce
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Hi @MMPagola ,
You could use IN VALUES('table'[column]).
PP ALTA FINAL = CALCULATE(SUM(Movimientos[Cantidad]), FILTER(ALL(Movimientos), Movimientos[Alta] = "TRUE" && Movimientos[DepositoDestino_id] = 3 && Movimientos[CodigoTicketDestino] in VALUES(Pedidos[Numero])))
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi @MMPagola ,
You could use IN VALUES('table'[column]).
PP ALTA FINAL = CALCULATE(SUM(Movimientos[Cantidad]), FILTER(ALL(Movimientos), Movimientos[Alta] = "TRUE" && Movimientos[DepositoDestino_id] = 3 && Movimientos[CodigoTicketDestino] in VALUES(Pedidos[Numero])))
Best Regards,
Jay
@MMPagola , You have try something like
PP ALTA FINAL = CALCULATE(SUM(Movimientos[Cantidad]), FILTER(Movimientos, Movimientos[Alta] = TRUE() && Movimientos, Movimientos[DepositoDestino_id] = 3 && search(max(Pedidos[Numero]), Movimientos[CodigoTicketDestino], ,0)>0))
El numero no debe ser más mayor a cero. No es solución. Gracias
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