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My data set is fairly simple...I have a Level (FL) and Experience amount. All I want to to do is calculate the SUM of Experience of the next level (e.g. If FL = 4, calculate the SUM of FL 5) . In the visuals, a user needs to be able to select FL from a slicer and display the SUM of the next level.
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@cblanton45 sorry missed that, add ALL() before Filter condition.
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@cblanton45 try following DAX measure
Sum of Next Level = VAR __currentLevel = MAX( Table[FL] ) VAR __nextLevel = __currentLevel + 1 RETURN CALCULATE( SUM( Table[Experience]), Table[FL] = __nextLevel )
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I believe the formula is working but issue is that when I select a FL from the slicer, it filters out the data needed to calculate this measure for the next level. Is there some form of ALL I can insert that will honor the filter selection for calculating the measure?
@cblanton45 sorry missed that, add ALL() before Filter condition.
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Thanks! This is the final formula I used that worked
Med Next Level = VAR __currentLevel = MAX( Sheet1[FL] ) VAR __nextLevel = __currentLevel + 1 RETURN CALCULATE( MEDIAN(Sheet1[Experience]), FILTER(ALL(Sheet1),Sheet1[FL] = __nextLevel) )
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