Wee bug found

[jak8282]

When using the not(isblank) function within a calculate it doesnt seem use the other filters in the calculate.

Had some wierd returns.

[v-kongfanf-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @jak8282 ,

Try to modify your formula like below: In this modified expression, we use Evaluation[Scorecard] <> "other" to filter records where the Scorecard column is not equal to "other".

QMS Procedural Pass Score1 = 
CALCULATE(
    COUNT(Evaluation[Date]),
    Evaluation[Process Result] = "Pass",
    Evaluation[Scorecard] <> "other",
    USERELATIONSHIP('Date'[Date], Evaluation[Date])
)

Best Regards,
Adamk Kong

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[Greg_Deckler]

@jak8282 Well, CALCULATE after all... Any chance you can provide more information so that the problem can be recreated?

[jak8282]

It was with code

QMS Procedural Pass Score =
CALCULATE(
COUNT(Evaluation[Date]),
Evaluation[Process Result] = "Pass",
NOT(Evaluation[Scorecard])= "other",
USERELATIONSHIP('Calendar Date'[Date],Evaluation[iDayID]))

never knew calculate was was to use..

With the NOT it was bringing back all the scorecards

scorecard 1   |     72%

scorecard 2   |     72%

scorecard 3   |     72%

scorecard 4  |     72%

However with the blank in the filter section instead it brought it back correctly

scorecard 3 |  72%

HTH