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NSSLynne
2 years agoRegular Visitor
Multiple filters in DAX
Spec3£1 = calculate(
SUMX('POD Report',[3. Spec Price]),
FILTER('POD Report','POD Report'[Site Attended?] = "Site attended but no work carried out - Customer Fault") || ('POD Report'[Site Attended?] = "Yes" && 'POD Report'[3. Spec Done?] = "Yes"))
I am struggling with the above - it looks ok but its not working... A function 'FILTER' has been used in a True/False expression that is used as a table filter expression. This is not allowed. Please could anyone help?
NSSLynne ,
Believe your syntax for using SUMX is incorrect. Please try this:
Spec3£1 = SUMX( FILTER('POD Report','POD Report'[Site Attended?] = "Site attended but no work carried out - Customer Fault" || ('POD Report'[Site Attended?] = "Yes" && 'POD Report'[3. Spec Done?] = "Yes")), [3. Spec Price] )Or I think you can simply use SUM:
Spec3£1_SUM = CALCULATE( SUM( 'POD Report'[3. Spec Price]), FILTER('POD Report','POD Report'[Site Attended?] = "Site attended but no work carried out - Customer Fault" || ('POD Report'[Site Attended?] = "Yes" && 'POD Report'[3. Spec Done?] = "Yes")))to perhaps achieve the same result.
Hope one of these provides a solution to your issue:
Regards,
2 Replies
- rsbin
Community Champion
NSSLynne ,
Believe your syntax for using SUMX is incorrect. Please try this:
Spec3£1 = SUMX( FILTER('POD Report','POD Report'[Site Attended?] = "Site attended but no work carried out - Customer Fault" || ('POD Report'[Site Attended?] = "Yes" && 'POD Report'[3. Spec Done?] = "Yes")), [3. Spec Price] )Or I think you can simply use SUM:
Spec3£1_SUM = CALCULATE( SUM( 'POD Report'[3. Spec Price]), FILTER('POD Report','POD Report'[Site Attended?] = "Site attended but no work carried out - Customer Fault" || ('POD Report'[Site Attended?] = "Yes" && 'POD Report'[3. Spec Done?] = "Yes")))to perhaps achieve the same result.
Hope one of these provides a solution to your issue:
Regards,
- NSSLynneRegular Visitor
That has worked thank you so very much.