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I have the following SQL statement with an OR condition impacting two different columns:
Select *
From tableA
Where (DeptName is not Null OR DivisionName is not Null)
How do I add this where close condition as a "Page FIlter" in PowerBI Desktop.
Thanks!
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hi @RichFlorida ,'
there is "AND" / "OR" selection right under null.
select "And" , drop in the other required field and condition similar to the steps above.
Hi @RichFlorida ,
You can try this measure
IncludeMeasure = IF(NOT(ISBLANK(MAX([DeptName]))) || NOT(ISBLANK(MAX([DivisionName]))), 1, 0)
or
Create a Calculated Column:
Add a Table Visual:
Add Fields to the Table Visual:
Hi @RichFlorida ,
You can try this measure
IncludeMeasure = IF(NOT(ISBLANK(MAX([DeptName]))) || NOT(ISBLANK(MAX([DivisionName]))), 1, 0)
or
Create a Calculated Column:
Add a Table Visual:
Add Fields to the Table Visual:
Hi @adudani
Thak you for your reply. Unfortunatly this does NOT answer my questions.
I need to add a single filter having to do with TWO columns.
The filter should exclude any records that have two values null at the same time (DeptName & DivisionName). If only one value is null, then it is ok to incude the record.
Any ideas greatly apreciated!
hi @RichFlorida ,'
there is "AND" / "OR" selection right under null.
select "And" , drop in the other required field and condition similar to the steps above.
hi @RichFlorida ,
please see the below image dispaying where page filters are added.
1. Open the filters pane
2. Filters on this page
3. Drag and drop the field
4. filter type = advanced filtering
5. show items when the value = is not
6. condition
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