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Hi,
I am trying to make sense of and/or conditons in calculate.
This works calculate multiple table or conditions = =CALCULATE([TOTAL_SALES],'Product'[Color]="Red",'Calendar'[Year]=2017)
the below does not
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Hi @san17680 ,
The second formula uses the && operator to combine the same two conditions. However, this is not a valid syntax in DAX.
Power BI Desktop also prompts this when I reproduce the error. You can check the screenshot below.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Hi @san17680 ,
The second formula uses the && operator to combine the same two conditions. However, this is not a valid syntax in DAX.
Power BI Desktop also prompts this when I reproduce the error. You can check the screenshot below.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
in the ccalculate function,
you first type the expresion and the filters
when you first use " ," as the first filter and type in color = "red , you are filtering the color table and therefor cant use && , so you need to apply more than one filter
however if you have a relationship between both ,
try
= CALCULATE([TOTAL_SALES],FILTER('Product','Product'[Color]="Red" && 'Calendar'[Year]=2017))
CALCULATE([TOTAL_SALES],FILTER('Product','Product'[Color]="Red" && 'Calendar'[Year]=2017)) this wont work because there is no filter table for this conditionn 'Calendar'[Year]=2017
my question is isn't this CALCULATE([TOTAL_SALES],'Product'[Color]="Red",'Calendar'[Year]=2017
same as CALCULATE([TOTAL_SALES],'Product'[Color]="Red", && 'Calendar'[Year]=2017
The reason for this behaviour are the conditions you define.
One comes from table 'Product', other comes from table 'Calendar'.
Different tables are separated by comma not by &&.
If you have data from same table e.g. 'Product' you can use && defining conditions.
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