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Hi,
I'm trying to get a very top level metric on how many overdue applications I have in a table.
I've created a calculated column to calculate whether they are Overdue, Due, Ok, or Not Yet Due.
I just want a measure to count the number of Overdues but my calculated column isn't appearing when I'm trying the formula out. Which I'd like to be:
No of Overdue Applications = CALCULATE(COUNT('Sales Order Valuation Schedule'),FILTER('Sales Order Valuation Schedule','Sales Order Valuation Schedule'Due & Overdue Applications="Overdue"))
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
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@Anonymous,
The ampersand (&) appears like a short underscore. You may leave a comment here.
Hi @Anonymous
Small change is needed here. You are passing your table name as parameter to COUNT function, instead you should pass the colun name.
Your count function should be like this:
COUNT('Sales Order Valuation Schedule'[Due & Overdue Applications])
Thanks
Raj
Hi Raj
But that's precisely what I'm trying to do, use the column name but it's not appearing:
@Anonymous,
The ampersand (&) appears like a short underscore. You may leave a comment here.
Well done that worked! It doesn't like "&".
Thanks
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