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Hi,
I'm beginner in DAX and I have a problem: a table called 'DVENDAS' with this columns: [Ticket], [Agency], [ServiceDate], [Service], [Source], [Destination], [Status] and more;
And I'm trying to create a new table with this idea: I have to SUMMARIZE this columns above, and FILTER by [Agency] AND [Status], but filtering Agency in two terms: "SITE" OR "PORTAL"; filtering Status only for "CHANGE".
Table = SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( 'DVENDAS'; RELATED ( DVENDAS[Agency] ) = "SITE" || DVENDAS[Agency] = "PORTAL" && DVENDAS[Status] = "CHANGE" ); DVENDAS; DVENDAS[Ticket]; DVENDAS[Agency]; DVENDAS[ServiceDate]; DVENDAS[Service]; DVENDAS[Source]; DVENDAS[[Destination]; DVENDAS[Status] )
But I got error.
Please help 🙂
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Hi @Anonymous,
Try this formula, please.
Table = CALCULATETABLE ( SUMMARIZE ( DVENDAS; DVENDAS[Ticket]; DVENDAS[Agency]; DVENDAS[ServiceDate]; DVENDAS[Service]; DVENDAS[Source]; DVENDAS[[Destination]; DVENDAS[Status] ); FILTER ( DVENDAS; DVENDAS[Agency] IN { "SITE"; "PORTAL" } && DVENDAS[Status] = "CHANGE" ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi @Anonymous,
Could you please mark the proper answers as solutions?
Best Regards,
Dale
Done!
Sorry for being late, I was away.
Thank you very much!
Hi @Anonymous,
Try this formula, please.
Table = CALCULATETABLE ( SUMMARIZE ( DVENDAS; DVENDAS[Ticket]; DVENDAS[Agency]; DVENDAS[ServiceDate]; DVENDAS[Service]; DVENDAS[Source]; DVENDAS[[Destination]; DVENDAS[Status] ); FILTER ( DVENDAS; DVENDAS[Agency] IN { "SITE"; "PORTAL" } && DVENDAS[Status] = "CHANGE" ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
Thanks a lot, @v-jiascu-msft!
And what if I want to filter by [Agency] equals "SITE" and "PORTAL" AND [Status] equals "CHANGE" AND [SalesType] equals "PTA"?
Hi @Anonymous,
You can add more conditions to the filter part. Which table is [SalesType] in?
Table = CALCULATETABLE ( SUMMARIZE ( DVENDAS; DVENDAS[Ticket]; DVENDAS[Agency]; DVENDAS[ServiceDate]; DVENDAS[Service]; DVENDAS[Source]; DVENDAS[Destination]; DVENDAS[Status] ); FILTER ( DVENDAS; DVENDAS[Agency] IN { "SITE"; "PORTAL" } && DVENDAS[Status] = "CHANGE" && DVENDAS[SalesType] = "PTA" ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi All,
I am having a similar issue but instead of filtering like this
FILTER ( DVENDAS; DVENDAS[Agency] IN { "SITE"; "PORTAL" } && DVENDAS[Status] = "CHANGE" && DVENDAS[SalesType] = "PTA" )
I would like to filter :
FILTER ( DVENDAS; DVENDAS[Status] = SELECTEDVALUE(Dvendas[STATUS]) )
Having a Slicer with all the values for Dvendas[STATUS] for the user to select. This does not work, for some reason it doesn't filter.
Do you know why Filtering with a SELECTEDVALUE instead of with a specific text "CHANGE" does not work in this situation ?
Thanks a lot.
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