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COUNTwithFILTERwithAND in power query
A measure (if that is what it is) is evaluated according to context and you've missed that from the question.
In general terms, I think you can filter all the conditions stated using the features provided in the column heading dropdowns in Power Query.
After that you might use Table.RowCount or a Group By (from the interface) . Something like that.
A measure (if that is what it is) is evaluated according to context and you've missed that from the question.
In general terms, I think you can filter all the conditions stated using the features provided in the column heading dropdowns in Power Query.
After that you might use Table.RowCount or a Group By (from the interface) . Something like that.
Yes it's a measure, and yes i got your point i will be doing that.
thank you
