When I need that 2 criteria or more are met in order to get a value, I use “&&”, saying this way, it looks very abstract. Imagine that I want to show yes or no if 1 condition is met, this is the formula:
IF('table'[argument]="xxx","yes","no")
Now for 2 conditions:
IF('table'[argument]="xxx" && 'table'[argument]="yyy","yes","no")
Let’s do some example, with 1 condition:
Here I am asking to say “yes” if the priority is P4.
With 2 conditions:
Here I am asking to say “yes” if the priority is P3 and if the ticket has been created before 28/06.
If I want 3 criteria, I will just add another “&&”. The principle is the same if I want to use other functions, for instance:
COUNTROWS(FILTER(ALLSELECTED('table'),'table'[argument]="xxx" && 'table'[argument]="xxx"))
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