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Hi,
I have the below DAX formula but I cannot think of a way to include multiple values that the Minority Indicator Code can be.
Basically anything but blank can be accepted.
Any help is appreciated!
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Hey @Anonymous ,
hope I got your issue right. Have you already tried to use the IN operator.
You can provide several values to your DAX.
Smthg like this:
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(Materials[Primary Vendor Number]),
Materials[Minority Indicator Code] IN {"MBE", "SB", "WBE", "WOS"}
)
Regards
Hey @Anonymous ,
hope I got your issue right. Have you already tried to use the IN operator.
You can provide several values to your DAX.
Smthg like this:
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(Materials[Primary Vendor Number]),
Materials[Minority Indicator Code] IN {"MBE", "SB", "WBE", "WOS"}
)
Regards
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