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atowriss99
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The True/False expression does not specify a column. Each True/False expression used as a table

Hi..I am trying to figure out why this doesn't work.  I'm trying to create a measure that will show actual + forecast ONLY for the current year of the selected Month-End Date filter.  I have a TTM measure that works just fine, which I tried to modify for my current year.  I am getting a T/F error for this part.  I'm obviously not understanding how my _Year Variable needs to be changed, as that's the only thing that is different.  Any help is appreciated!

VAR _Year=(SELECTEDVALUE('Date'[Year]))

Var LastActualsdate=calculate(Max('IT Expense'[EOM]),'IT Expense'[Scenario]="Actual",REMOVEFILTERS())

VAR Actuals=calculate([C&M Costs-Actuals],REMOVEFILTERS('Date'),KEEPFILTERS(_Year),USERELATIONSHIP('Date'[Date],'Disconnect Date'[Date]))

Return Actuals
BUT this works just fine.  

TTM Actual C&M = VAR _SelDate=Max('Date'[Date])

VAR _PV13=DATESINPERIOD('Disconnect Date'[Date],_SelDate,-13,Month)

VAR _Result=Calculate([C&M Costs-Actuals],

REMOVEFILTERS('Date'),

KEEPFILTERS(_PV13),

USERELATIONSHIP('Date'[Date],'Disconnect Date'[Date]))

Return

_Result

 

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Wilson_
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Hi atowriss99,

 

SELECTEDVALUE returns a singular value, which is not compatible as a parameter of KEEPFILTERS. You're probably looking for something like KEEPFILTERS ( 'Date'[Year] = _Year ) or something.


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I finally figured it out!  I used this:

Full Year C&M Actuals =
Calculate([C&M Costs-Actuals],Filter(All('Date'),'Date'[Year]=Year(SELECTEDVALUE('Date'[End of Month]))),USERELATIONSHIP('Date'[Date],'Disconnect Date'[Date]))

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Wilson_
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Memorable Member

Hi atowriss99,

 

SELECTEDVALUE returns a singular value, which is not compatible as a parameter of KEEPFILTERS. You're probably looking for something like KEEPFILTERS ( 'Date'[Year] = _Year ) or something.


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I finally figured it out!  I used this:

Full Year C&M Actuals =
Calculate([C&M Costs-Actuals],Filter(All('Date'),'Date'[Year]=Year(SELECTEDVALUE('Date'[End of Month]))),USERELATIONSHIP('Date'[Date],'Disconnect Date'[Date]))

atowriss99,

 

Awesome, glad you were able to figure it out. 😄

 

A few suggestions from me:

 

  1. Format your measures instead of leaving them all as one continuous line so the code is more readable. Your future self (and other people) will thank you. 😄
  2. For performance reasons, I believe it's better to keep your _Year variable and use it in your FILTER statement. Variables will calculate only one time if you do.
  3. I'm guessing you have a Year column in your Date table. You should be able to just use SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Date'[Year] ) instead of capturing the date, then calculating the year from the date.

Maybe something like the below:

Full Year C&M Actuals =
VAR _Year = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Date'[Year] )
CALCULATE (
    [C&M Costs-Actuals],
    FILTER (
        ALL ( 'Date' ),
        'Date'[Year] = _Year
    ),
    USERELATIONSHIP ( 'Date'[Date], 'Disconnect Date'[Date] )
)

 

Just my thoughts. 😄


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Thanks!  I actually went in and cleaned it up already.  It helps me trouble shoot when I have it all written out, so I can see/test what piece is incorrect

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