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Hello Everyone,
I have two columns of data (Arrivals and Departures) and I have a summed measure (Total Operations), all in one table. I then have a seperate table (Info) that contains Dest_Terminal and Orig_Terminal. I need to Filter the Total Operations by terminal, and I have tried doing so in the Visual Filters area of the chart, but it isn't working.
So, I wanted to create a new measure that filters out all of Terminal A's arrivals and departures, and here is the forumla I came up with (that obviously isn't working):
Total Ops Terminal A = calculate(sum(Flights[Arrivals]), filter(Info, Info[Dest_Terminal] = "A") + sum(Flights[Departures]), filter(Info, Info[Orig_Terminal] = "A"))
Can someone please tell me how to make this work?
Thanks in advance!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Total Ops Terminal A = calculate(sum(Flights[Arrivals]), filter(Info, Info[Dest_Terminal] = "A")
+ calculate(sum(Flights[Departures]), filter(Info, Info[Orig_Terminal] = "A")
Total Ops Terminal A = calculate(sum(Flights[Arrivals]), filter(Info, Info[Dest_Terminal] = "A")
+ calculate(sum(Flights[Departures]), filter(Info, Info[Orig_Terminal] = "A")
Thanks! Worked like a charm!
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