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I have a question related to how ALL works when I pass in the Table vs when I pass in the Column. I understand it removes any filter applied to table or column. I noticed that If I use it with COUNTX and pass the column (COUNTX(ALL(columnA)), columnA) it would count only the distinct values (why?), and when I pass the table (COUNTX(ALL(tableA)), columnA) it would count all values. Is this behavior by design?
I do not understand how this relates to removing the filters.
TIA
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A column reference always does a group by aggregation.
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A column reference always does a group by aggregation.
Kind regards,
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My Blog - Power M code to automatically detect column types -
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