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I have a table similar to the one below, however I have many more options. I need all but two of those options counted (Critical and Non-Critical Failures). I feel like there's too many to list on their own to put into the calc, plus if we add more, I want them to come in automatically. I just want to filter out the two. This is my current calc, but it doesn't seem to be working:
ID number | Category |
123456 | Critical Failure |
123457 | Critical Failure |
123458 | Scheduling |
123459 | Application |
123789 | Non-Critical Failure |
456789 | Upgrade |
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Create an independent "Category" table as slicer:
Slicer = distinct('Cases'[Category])
Then modify the measure as below:
Hi @Anonymous ,
Create an independent "Category" table as slicer:
Slicer = distinct('Cases'[Category])
Then modify the measure as below:
Hi @Anonymous ,
In your measure you select the column support type however in the datamockup you call it Category are they the same or is this an error? Another thing that I notice is that you have spaces on the the measures "Non - Critical Failure" and no spaces on the Mockup "Non-Critical Failure"
The measure should work has expected, however the context of the visualization can make it give incorrect numbers, can you provide more context of the error you are getting?
Regards
Miguel Félix
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