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  • #3833

    rogeriotortosa
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    I’m having trouble calculating the total amount of sale, provided that not be for some customers

    Example:

    Total Qtde Sales:=SUM(fatNFAutorizada[Quantidade]) ==> 676.544

    Total Qtde Sales Client XXXX:= CALCULATE(SUM(fatNFAutorizada[Quantidade]);dimClientes[idCliente]<>”36251″ || dimClientes[idCliente]<>”58471″) ==> 552.244

    Problem:
    both formulas are returning the same value, instead of the value as above

    Help me

    att

    Rogerio

    #3834

    tomallan
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    Hi Rogerio,

    Logical expressions that work with a logical “||” and negations can often catch us off our guard.

    As an operator for the non-exclusive logical “OR”, when “||” is used, if any one (or only one) condition is true, the expression is true.

    The expression

    dimClientes[idCliente]<>“36251” || dimClientes[idCliente]<>“58471”

    is always true. If the client’s id is 36251, then it must be true that the client’s id is not 58471, and the “at least one condition” criteria is satisfied. The reverse is also true on the “at least one condition criteria”. If the client is id is neither 36251 or 58471, both conditions are true.

    Since we are working with negations, try:

    dimClientes[idCliente]<>“36251” && dimClientes[idCliente]<>“58471”

    and let me know how things progress.

    Tom

    #3836

    rogeriotortosa
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    perfect

    tks Tom

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