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Hi,
What is wrong in this formula?
Regards,
Himanshu
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , Try like
Feature = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Id]),FILTER('devops-query-spr2','devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Type] = "Feature" && not('devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Id] in {9563,9564,9565,9566,9531})))
Hey,
Try this:
Feature = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Id]),FILTER('devops-query-spr2','devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Type] = "Feature" && 'devops-query-spr2'[Work Item ID] <> {9563,9564,9565,9566,9531}))See if it works for you
Even this is giving error:
Not sure why but when I write the code seperately it works:
@Anonymous , Try like
Feature = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Id]),FILTER('devops-query-spr2','devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Type] = "Feature" && not('devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Id] in {"9563","9564","9565","9566","9531"})))
It still gives error:
But my issue is resolved using the values seperately.
Regards,
Himanshu
@Anonymous , Try like
Feature = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Id]),FILTER('devops-query-spr2','devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Type] = "Feature" && not('devops-query-spr2'[Work Item Id] in {9563,9564,9565,9566,9531})))
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