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La función OR de DAX solo acepta dos (2) argumentos. Si necesita realizar una operación de OR en varias expresiones, puede crear una serie de cálculos o, mejor, usar el operador OR (||) para combinar todos ellos en una expresión más sencilla. La función evalúa los argumentos hasta el primer argumento TRUE y, a continuación, devuelve TRUE.
The logical or operator || returns TRUE if any of the arguments are TRUE, and returns FALSE if all arguments are FALSE. With two arguments it works as the OR function.
You will need to use the || to create OR in CALCULATE and FILTER. When you want to use the OR condition, Use FITLER with CALCULATE. 07-06-2020 06:56 AM. 07-06-2020 06:52 AM. When you add two filters to the CALCULATE Function, this is equavalient to using AND. So if you wanted to get the Direct or Referral Channels.
Usé una función OR () para ver si coincide con alguno de esos valores. Sin embargo, dado que la función DAX OR () admite solo 2 valores, a diferencia de la función Excel OR (), que admite múltiples valores, tuve que hacer una declaración OR anidada, es decir, OR (OR (OR (valor 1, valor 2), O (valor 3, valor 4), valor 5).
Apply logical functions IF(). AND(), & OR(), in Power BI DAX. Step-by-step tutorial, and free dataset download included.
La función OR en DAX para Power BI es una herramienta lógica esencial para cualquier analista de datos. Sirve como un operador condicional que devuelve verdadero (TRUE) si al menos una de las condiciones especificadas dentro de la función se cumple.
Welcome to Lecture 8 of our Power BI DAX series! In this video, you’ll learn how to use the OR function in DAX to evaluate multiple conditions where any one ...
The OR function in DAX accepts only two (2) arguments. If you need to perform an OR operation on multiple expressions, you can create a series of calculations or, better, use the OR operator (||) to join all of them in a simpler expression.
OR logic in DAX is frequently used in various Power BI calculations. The bad and the good news is that you can create that in multiple ways. In this post is 3 of them, and you can decide which is the best one for you. Here is my calculated table in DAX that you can recreate.
I am using Power BI Desktop, and I have imported a table from a SQL Database. I am under 'Data | Edit Query | Add Column | Custom Colunn', and having problems getting my formula to work. I would like to use an IF statement that checks multiple criteria using OR, rather than a bunch of nested if-else statements.