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Hi Guys,
HELP!! 🙂
any help would be apprciated 🙂
Below is the formula i have found on the site it has achieved half my goal just need the other half and i believe it has to do with the count value below i have also added a screen of the data i would like the total count of brands in column 1, 2 and 3 for brands
ShowRow =
IF (
HASONEVALUE(Brand[T]),
IF (
COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( 'Training App', 'Training App'[Brand Covered] = VALUES ( Brand[T] ) ) )
|| COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( 'Training App', 'Training App'[Brand Covered 2] = VALUES ( Brand[T] ) ) )
|| COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( 'Training App', 'Training App'[Brand Covered 3] = VALUES ( Brand[T] ) ) ),
1,
0
)
)
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