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Helllo,
rather than writing out all this in example 1 (which gives correct result), how do I specify the NOT in (i want to count everything in table[sport] column except "09" and "99"
1. this gives right result
my measure =
CALCULATE(count(table[sport]),
table[sport] in {"01","02","03","04","05","06","07","08","10","11","12"},
table[year] = "2017/18")
do you know why these three examples below don't work?
2.
test =
CALCULATE(count(table[sport]),
(table[sport]<> "09" &&
table[sport]<> "99"),
table[year] = "2017/18")
3.
test2 =
CALCULATE(count(table[sport]),
not(table[sport] in {"09","99"}),
table[year] = "2017/18")
4.
test3 =
CALCULATE(count(table[sport]),
table[sport] <> "09",
table[sport] <> "99",
table[year] = "2017/18")
Thanks
Hi @adavid999 ,
Can you try this:-
test3 =
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( table[sport] ),
FILTER (
table,
( table[sport] <> "09"
|| table[sport] <> "99" )
&& table[year] = "2017/18"
)
)
Thanks,
Samarth
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@adavid999 , Can you please share your PBIX after removing sensitive data and also the expected output?
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@adavid999 You mean like NOT("something" IN 'Table'[Column])
@Greg_Deckler hi there, yes, in this case i want to count everything that is not "09" and not "99" in table[sport] where availabe values are:
"01","02","03","04","05","06","07","08","09","10","11","12","99"
Just lookinf for a better way of writing it as my example 1 above, does the job. Also, I'm not 100% clear on why my other examples don't work.
maybe you can try this
test3 =
CALCULATE(count(table[sport]),
(table[sport] <> "09"||
table[sport] <> "99" &&
table[year] = "2017/18")
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hi @ryan_mayu no this did not work. Your suggestion...
test3 = CALCULATE(count(table[sport]), (table[sport] <> "09"|| table[sport] <> "99" && table[year] = "2017/18")
gives a different result to this (which gives the result I expect)
my measure = CALCULATE(count(table[sport]), table[sport] in {"01","02","03","04","05","06","07","08","10","11","12"}, table[year] = "2017/18")
I want to count values that are not "09" or "99" from available values that are:
"01","02","03","04","05","06","07","08","09","10","11","12","99"
grateful for any help with this.
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