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How to put multiple filter conditions in a query?
- Anonymous8 years ago
Many thanks. This brought me on the track. I just had to add another ;easure for the Investigation open time (InvOpen) .
then the solution looks like:
AvgOpenComplaint =
CALCULATE (
AVERAGE(RawData[InvOpen]),
FILTER (
ALLEXCEPT(RawData,RawData[KeyCustomer]),
RawData[StatusCategory] ="Investigation Open"))
Hi Anonymous,
Based on current description, it's not very clear about your requirement. Please post sample data in source table and show us your desired output.
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Yuliana Gu
This is the expected outcome- Instead of "StatusCategory" here it should show up the number of open complaints.
And at the right the average time of the open complaint.
Below you see the raw data. The field "StatusCategory" can be used for this measure- I guess
- v-yulgu-msft8 years ago
Microsoft Employee
Hi Anonymous,
For the number of open complaints, you can create below measure.
No of open complaints = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( RawData[ComplaintNo] ), FILTER ( ALLEXCEPT ( RawData, RawData[KeyCustomer] ), StatusCategory = "Investigation Open" ) )For the average time of the open complaint, please provide more description about how to calculate.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
- Anonymous8 years agoNot applicable
Many thanks for the first help. It works.
For the time we do have the following figures:
For Keyaccount10 the average of the 2 open Complaints should be calculated. Actual I see the average of all 5.
- v-yulgu-msft8 years ago
Microsoft Employee
Hi Anonymous,
Please refer to below measure:
average time of the open complaint =
CALCULATE (
AVERAGE ( RawData[openComplaints] ),
FILTER (
ALLEXCEPT ( RawData, RawData[KeyCustomer] ),
StatusCategory = "Investigation Open"
)
)Best regards,
Yuliana Gu