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Hi @Bbrown44,
Could you have tried with AND function?
See below picture and code, it could filter the right row:
Column 2 = IF(AND('Table1'[Value]=2,AND(Table1[Running total]=37,AND([Column]=37,[Date]<>BLANK()))),"True")
Regards,
Daniel He
Hi @Bbrown44,
Could you have tried with AND function?
See below picture and code, it could filter the right row:
Column 2 = IF(AND('Table1'[Value]=2,AND(Table1[Running total]=37,AND([Column]=37,[Date]<>BLANK()))),"True")
Regards,
Daniel He
Hi @Bbrown44
You'd have to use &&, which is the AND operator, instead of &, which is the text concatenation operator.
So check that you are comparing numbers with numbers and not mixing types. In any case you will have to use the &&, since I assume you want a logic AND instead of concatenation. The engine won't necessarily complain about that.
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