Trying to Count Number of Cells filtered on Another Column

delt127

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Table Name = Training Status
Column #1 = Category
Column #2 = Expiration Date

I would like to count all the cells in the "Expiration Date" greater than a certain date (30 September 2019) and only if the "Category" = First Aid.

Here is the DAX formula I have but is giving me an error:

=CALCULATE(COUNTX(Training_Status, Training_Status[Expiration Date]>DATE(2019,9,30), Training_Status[Category]="First Aid")

Can you help me figure out the error?

Thanks!
 

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I assume you're just looking for this:

Code:
=CALCULATE(
    COUNTROWS(TrainingStatus),
    TrainingStatus[Expiration Date] > DATE(2019,9,30),
    TrainingStatus[Category] = "First Aid")
 
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