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pucities
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CALCULATETABLE and OR (double pipes)

 

I have a table that looks like below: 

StudentIDTest1Test2Test3Test4Test5
19371566660
25954587851
39559817485
48258918659
563100889250

 

I want to create a filtered table that has the same columns except it only has students who have 80 or above on at least one test. 

 

In my example, since StudentID =2  has never had a test score higher than 80, it should be excluded in the new table.

 

StudentIDTest1Test2Test3Test4Test5
19371566660
39559817485
48258918659
563100889250

 

 

Here's my failed attempt: 

 

 

CALCULATETABLE(Score, Test1>=80 || Test2>=80 || Test3>=80 || Test4>=80 || Test5>=80)

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you,

 

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Hi @pucities ,

 

Check the file again, I've changed it.

 

Ricardo



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camargos88
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Hi @pucities ,

 

Check this file as an example: Download PBIX 

 

I've unpivoted the value columns, so you can filter it. Also I've created another table as example, if necessary.

 

Ricardo



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Thank you for your reply. 

 

Sorry I haven't been clear. 

 

But I want the new table to have the same columns. Also, I just want to include all 5 scores for students who had >=80 on at least one test.

 

 

Hi @pucities ,

 

Check the file again, I've changed it.

 

Ricardo



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Thank you!!

 

Do you know if there's any way to do it without pivot/unpivot the table just using DAX? 

Hi @pucities ,

 

Yes, it's possible to do it using only DAX. It's the same code, you need to change the filter for your columns with or condition.

However you are gonna have to type all columns always for any calculation.

 

Ricardo



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