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Hello Everyone,
I don't understand why the result of this "calculate" formula only shows when the filter is applied. I thought it was supposed to repeat the same constant on all the rows from the table. Has someone an idea?
I would like to repeat the "GRP" from the North next to the "GRP" results of all the other targets.
I've build this formula :
thanks a lot for helping
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I found a solution : it works if I use "allselected", like suggested in this other post:
Solved: calculate function - Microsoft Power BI Community
Thank you for making me think of "all" anyway!
I found a solution : it works if I use "allselected", like suggested in this other post:
Solved: calculate function - Microsoft Power BI Community
Thank you for making me think of "all" anyway!
It does for me using the data you provided, though perhaps you could confirm the definition for your Monthly GRP Views MAT measure? Failing that, you can either upload your workbook or, if that's not possible (e.g. due to confidentiality reasons), it should be fairly easy for you to create a small, mocked-up version which uses dummy data and upload that.
Regards
Hi,
GRP MAT North =
CALCULATE ( [Monthly GRP Views MAT], Targetlist[Target] = "North" )
which is equivalent to:
GRP MAT North =
CALCULATE (
[Monthly GRP Views MAT],
FILTER ( ALL ( Targetlist[Target] ), Targetlist[Target] = "North" )
)
Regards
Thanks but unfortunately it does not change the result I get ...
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