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I'm knocking my head against a wall because of a circular dependency error I am getting on a calculated column.
I'm trying to add two calculated columns to my provider schedule table. I can add one, but when I try to add the second it throws an error.
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So the problem seems to be that my calculated column was referencing a measure which also referenced a column in that same table.
I found the easiest way to fix the problem was to rewrite the measure AdminDaySlotAdjustment into a calculated column:
So the problem seems to be that my calculated column was referencing a measure which also referenced a column in that same table.
I found the easiest way to fix the problem was to rewrite the measure AdminDaySlotAdjustment into a calculated column:
Don't know about your problem, but the DAX would be tidier and probably quicker if you do something like if ([ResourceId] in {value1, value2, value3} rather than a huge nested if
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