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Hello,
I have a table with multiple columns. I need to count Column A, but only if it contains "TW/" or "TCH/". But it should only count if Column B contains the word "long". I managed to count the values with:
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , You can add like
X = calculate(COUNTROWS(Table),SEARCH("TW/",Table[A],,0) , [column B]= "long") + calculate(COUNTROWS(Table),SEARCH("TCH/",Table[A],,0) , [column B]= "long")
or try like
X = calculate(COUNTROWS(Table),filter( (SEARCH("TW/",Table[A],,0) >0 || SEARCH("TCH/",Table[A],,0) >0 )&& [column B]= "long"))
@Anonymous , You can add like
X = calculate(COUNTROWS(Table),SEARCH("TW/",Table[A],,0) , [column B]= "long") + calculate(COUNTROWS(Table),SEARCH("TCH/",Table[A],,0) , [column B]= "long")
or try like
X = calculate(COUNTROWS(Table),filter( (SEARCH("TW/",Table[A],,0) >0 || SEARCH("TCH/",Table[A],,0) >0 )&& [column B]= "long"))
Both formulas can not add column B
oh my fault, it works perfect! BIG THANKS ❤️
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