How to calculate with multiple filters

[Reine]

Hi all - I'm trying to return a count of items based on a few filters and can't quite figure it out.  A sample of my table is below.  "Total Charges" and "Paid Per Unit" are calculated columns.   I want to count how many line items have a "Paid Per Unit" value of under $10 but more than $0 and does not have anything in the "Description" column.  For this sample data it should return 1 - just the line with a Paid Per Unit of $5.33.

My Dax isn't returning an error, but it isn't working.  It returns "2" - the lines with 8.65 and 9.79    

Under $10  =

CALCULATE (

COUNT ( ChargesT[Paid Per Unit] ),

FILTER (

ChargesT,

ChargesT[Paid Per Unit] < 10.00

),

( ChargesT[Paid Per Unit] <> 0.00 ),

(

NOT (

ISBLANK ( ChargesT[Description] )

)

)

)

I appreciate any help.  I'm coming to PBI from Excel and learning as I'm reporting so still struggling with understanding the differences in how it works.

[lc_finance]

Hi @Reine ,

what about the following formula:

CALCULATE (
COUNT ( ChargesT[Paid Per Unit] )
, ChargesT[Paid Per Unit] < 10.00
, ChargesT[Paid Per Unit] <> 0.00
, NOT ( ISBLANK ( ChargesT[Description] ))

)

Does it work?

LC

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[amitchandak]

Please try using the filter

CALCULATE (
COUNT ( ChargesT[Paid Per Unit] )
filter(ChargesT, ChargesT[Paid Per Unit] < 10.00
, ChargesT[Paid Per Unit] <> 0.00
, NOT ( ISBLANK ( ChargesT[Description] ))
)
)

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Thanks.

[Reine · Accepted solution]

Thank you both @amitchandak  @lc_finance 

Neither of those worked, but your responses helped me think about it a little differently and, with some googling, I did figure it out!  Instead of using NOT ISBLANK to filter out rows where there was something in the Description column,  I used  = BLANK() to count just the rows where that column is blank.  So, along with my other criteria, my measure now returns the correct number.

[lc_finance]

Nice to hear that your measure is now working for you! 

Do not hesitate if you need further help,

LC