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Sum (if) with two conditions


Francisco Aspillaga
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Hello Francisco. If it is not meant to be a calculated column, I assume is a calculated or aggregated value, so use something like this in your custom expression, function or whatever you are planning to use it on

Sum(If([CAT]~="A|C",[VALUE]))

The secret is the first argument of the if function. The ~= operator is used to test if the value in the "CAT" column matches the regular expression "A|C". In this regular expression, the vertical bar (|) means "or", so the regular expression matches either the character "A" or the character "C"

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