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Months ago I used SWITCH this way, and it worked, no errors, all perfect.
Today, even if I am using the same table/data I previously used, I cannot recreate this measure. What happened in the meantime?
The same happens with DATEDIFF function. Intellisense not showing anymore and columns from the table are not considered by these functions in the new PowerBi format.
Solved! Go to Solution.
this will work if you are creating a column, but if you are creating a measure it will not work.
To make it work, wrap all the specified columns in your MAX function measure like so
MAX('VulnerabilityMgmt'[Today])- ,,,,,
this will work if you are creating a column, but if you are creating a measure it will not work.
To make it work, wrap all the specified columns in your MAX function measure like so
MAX('VulnerabilityMgmt'[Today])- ,,,,,
hello @mariuschrc
it is weird that it was working,
cause as far as i know you cant point to a column like this unless you are using an iterator .
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