CONTAINSROW

Syntax

CONTAINSROW(<tableExpr>, <scalarExpr>[, <scalarExpr>, …])

Tutorial with example

In todays video we will go through the IN and CONTAINSROW functions in DAX .

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Remarks

The number of scalarExprN must match the number of columns in tableExpr.

Unlike the = operator, the IN operator and the CONTAINSROW function perform strict comparison. For example, the BLANK value does not match 0.

NOT IN is not an operator in DAX. To perform the logical negation of the IN operator, put NOT in front of the entire expression. For example, NOT [Color] IN { “Red”, “Yellow”, “Blue” }.