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Visar
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Function Filter with 2 arguments

Hello everyone,

 

I have a data table like this one : 

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I want to do a 3 lines chart to compare

 

- Sessions

 

- Session with a filter medium = organic

=>Organic Sessions = CALCULATE(SUM('MyDataSet'[Sessions]);FILTER('MyDataSet';'MyDataSet'[Medium]="organic"))

 

- Sessions with a filter medium = organic AND Page path level 1 = "/coloration"


I dont know how to write the last formula. 

Could someone help me please ? 

 

Thanks !! 

Visar

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PattemManohar
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@Visar Please try this...

 

CALCULATE(SUM('MyDataSet'[Sessions]),FILTER('MyDataSet','MyDataSet'[Medium]="organic" && 'MyDataSet'[Page path level 1] = "/coloration"))




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PattemManohar
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@Visar Please try this...

 

CALCULATE(SUM('MyDataSet'[Sessions]),FILTER('MyDataSet','MyDataSet'[Medium]="organic" && 'MyDataSet'[Page path level 1] = "/coloration"))




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Awesome Thanks !! 

 

 

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