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hi,
i have managed to create a query parameter list called "MainAirport" that will filter 2 columns (i.e. ORIGIN & DEST) using following formula:
= Table.SelectRows( #"Promoted Headers", each [ORIGIN]=MainAirport or [DEST]=MainAirport)
however, i'm also trying to find all using following formula but without success:
= Table.SelectRows( #"Promoted Headers", each List.Contains({[ORIGIN], [DEST]}, MainAirport) or MainAirport = "All")
i am testing following DAX formula to calculate the total for diversion for DEST that doesn't produce the correct result -
Solved! Go to Solution.
hi & tks, @Mahesh0016.
it seems to work!
kindly advise the dax formula to chk for all too i.e. regardless of the ORIGIN and DEST.
krgds, -nik
hi @Mahesh0016,
i think i hv found the answer for all airports (regardless of the ORIGIN and DEST)-
krgds, -nik
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