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Sum with multiple wildcards (partial matching on text)

I am trying to sum all product names including "test" and "combo". Below formula only works with "test". I need a way to add more criteria.

 

= CALCULATE(SUM(Salg[Net Invoiced Quantity in Base UOM]),
                SEARCH("test", Salg[Product Name],,0))

 

 

Product Name
Net Invoiced Quantity in Base UOM
aaaa test5
bbbbb10
bu test bhsy20
combo25
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amitchandak
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Super User

@Anonymous , Try like

 

CALCULATE(SUM(Salg[Net Invoiced Quantity in Base UOM]),filter(Salg,SEARCH("test", Salg[Product Name],,0) >0 || SEARCH("combo", Salg[Product Name],,0) >0 ))

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amitchandak
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Super User

@Anonymous , Try like

 

CALCULATE(SUM(Salg[Net Invoiced Quantity in Base UOM]),filter(Salg,SEARCH("test", Salg[Product Name],,0) >0 || SEARCH("combo", Salg[Product Name],,0) >0 ))

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