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Kristofferaabo
Helper IV
Helper IVIF formula takes memory from the dashboard!
Hi, I have two different measures in my report. Measure A (counts (number of payments globally) Measure B (counts (number of payments ex US) Then I have a formula measure which returns B...
v-yulgu-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft EmployeeHi Kristofferaabo,
In my test, below formula worked as expected. The final measure returned values of MeasureA or MeasureB conditionally.
=IF(ISBLANK(Measure A),Measure B, Measure A)
Please share your sample data and the detailed expression of MeasureA and MeasureB.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
KristofferaaboHelper IV
Helper IVHI v-yulgu-msft,
Yes it absolutely works, it just takes a lot of the performance in my dashbaord. (VERY SLOW) I was wondering if this could be done differently obtaining the same result?
Perhaps colmns instead of measures?
Kristoffer