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Hello,
I need to create a measure that filters a columnbased on two different columns separately not subsequently.
To make it more understandable, I need to filter cash flow for selling transactions in, let's say, US, and buying transactions, for the US as well.
So I have three columns Cash Flow, Point of Sale, and Point of Purchase. How can I filter cash flow for all transactions in the US? Thanks in advance,
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Hi @jansenuy
If I understand your question correctly you could create either 2 slicers, one for each of the Columns.
Or you could also create a measure similar to the one below.
My Measure = CALCULATE([Total Sales],Table1[Column] = "Selling Transations" || Table2[Column] = "Buying Transactions")
Hi @jansenuy
If I understand your question correctly you could create either 2 slicers, one for each of the Columns.
Or you could also create a measure similar to the one below.
My Measure = CALCULATE([Total Sales],Table1[Column] = "Selling Transations" || Table2[Column] = "Buying Transactions")
@GilbertQDidn't exactly copy your measure but I used || to simulatenously filter. Thanks!
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