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I am tring to count the amount of items that took <15 etc
The code I'm using is:
# Cases <15 days = CALCULATE(
COUNT(Deferrals[regardingobjectid]),
FILTER(Deferrals,
Deferrals[TimeinDeferral] = "<15"))
I'm getting this error message
Can anyone offer a suggestion to get around this?
Is there a way of doing this without using Variables?
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
@ArchStanton , seem like TimeinDeferral in a number datatype field try like
# Cases <15 days = CALCULATE(
COUNT(Deferrals[regardingobjectid]),
FILTER(Deferrals,
Deferrals[TimeinDeferral] <= 15))
@ArchStanton , seem like TimeinDeferral in a number datatype field try like
# Cases <15 days = CALCULATE(
COUNT(Deferrals[regardingobjectid]),
FILTER(Deferrals,
Deferrals[TimeinDeferral] <= 15))
Yes, that worked, many thanks!!😊
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