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Hello, I have those two measured colums which counts the number of logements by a certain date, in the first case i want to keep only rows not null, on the other one i keep all "date promesse de vente réelles" rows
Unfortunetly the result is the same in the both case so i guess the first measured colum isnt working, any idea to fix it?
First measured column =
Logements par promesse réelle vide =
CALCULATE(
'Opérations'[Nb de logements],
FILTER('Dates réelles', 'Dates réelles'[date promesse de vente réelles]))
Second measured column:
Logements par promesse réelle non vide =
CALCULATE(
'Opérations'[Nb de logements],
FILTER('Dates réelles', 'Dates réelles'[date promesse de vente réelles] <> BLANK()))
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Try this:
SomeMeasure =
CALCULATE(
'Opérations'[Nb de logements],
FILTER(
'Dates réelles',
NOT ISBLANK( 'Dates réelles'[date promesse de vente réelles] )
)
)
You cannot use <> BLANK() as that will also exclude 0. You can use ==BLANK() if you want to differientate with =0, but I don't know how to do that for not equal, but NOT ISBLANK() works.
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MCSA: BI ReportingThanks you by a lot!
I have now my 4 measurements that i wanted :
Try this:
SomeMeasure =
CALCULATE(
'Opérations'[Nb de logements],
FILTER(
'Dates réelles',
NOT ISBLANK( 'Dates réelles'[date promesse de vente réelles] )
)
)
You cannot use <> BLANK() as that will also exclude 0. You can use ==BLANK() if you want to differientate with =0, but I don't know how to do that for not equal, but NOT ISBLANK() works.
DAX is for Analysis. Power Query is for Data Modeling
Proud to be a Super User!
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