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SPC_123
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DAX with filter question

I have a basic question.  I would like to create a measure for a filtered value of a column, providing/displaying the total number of attendees for a particular ‘interaction type’.

Table Name = Consolidated

Column Name = Interaction Type

Column Name = Total Number of Attendees

Examples of interaction types   Face to Face, Virtual

I want to create a DAX expression to display/count of Total Number of Attendees, for the Interaction Type of Virtual.

I cannot use a quick measure as I need to be able to use this elsewhere and quick measure does not allow the filtering I need.

Thank you.

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measure name = CALCULATE(SUM('Consolidated'[Total Number of Attendees]), FILTER('Consolidated', 'Consolidated'[Interaction Type] = "Virtual"))

Something like the above should work.


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Measure = CALCULATE(COUNT(Consolidated[Total Number of Attendees], Consolidated[Interaction Type] = "Virtual")

measure name = CALCULATE(SUM('Consolidated'[Total Number of Attendees]), FILTER('Consolidated', 'Consolidated'[Interaction Type] = "Virtual"))

Something like the above should work.


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