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Kroth
Employee
Employee

DAX Calculated Table

I am trying to store a Calculated Table as a variable to pass later on as a parameter in Calculate() so that a measure is only evaluated for the values in the calculated table.

 

1. Am I typing something wrong in the DAX to accomplish a Calculated Table with only the unique combinations of Dim1 and Dim2?

 

2. Does passing a calculated table in a Calculate() parameter filter as I am expecting?

 

This code does not seem to be doing that, even though I thought it would (The measure does not seem to be filtered).

 

Thank you for any assistance and if you need more information let me know!

 

Measure1:=

VAR Filter1 =
CALCULATETABLE (
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        VALUES ( 'Table1'[Dim1] ),
        "Dim 2"VALUES ( 'Table1'[Dim2] )
    ),
    LastDate('Table1'[Date]),
    'Table1'[Dim5] = TRUE

 

RETURN

 

Calculate(

   SUM(Table1[Fact1]),

      Filter1

)

 

 

 

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v-shex-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi Kroth,

 

>>1. Am I typing something wrong in the DAX to accomplish a Calculated Table with only the unique combinations of Dim1 and Dim2?

Based on my test, you have written the calculate table in the VAR function, the formula will been limiting calculate range(only work on current row).

 

>> 2. Does passing a calculated table in a Calculate() parameter filter as I am expecting?

Yes, it is possible.

 

I have modified your formula, please follow below steps:

1. Create table.

 Capture.PNG

2. Modify your measure to match my table.

Test your calculate table formula: (It works well)

 Capture2.PNG

Measure = var fitler1 = CALCULATETABLE (

    ADDCOLUMNS (

        VALUES ( test[Column1] ),

        "Column2", VALUES ( test[Column2] )

    ),

    LastDate(test[Date]),

   test[Column5] = TRUE)

   return 

   Calculate(

   SUM(test[Column2]),

fitler1

)

 

3. Add a calculate column to display the result.

 Capture3.PNG

It seems that filter ‘LastDate(test[Date])’ not work. Since you put the code of calculate table in the VAR function, the formula will been limiting calculate range on current row.

 

4. Modify your code to fix this issue.

Measure = var fitler1 = CALCULATETABLE (

    ADDCOLUMNS (

        VALUES ( test[Column1] ),

        "Column2", VALUES ( test[Column2] )

    ),

    LastDate(ALL(test[Date])),

   test[Column5] = TRUE)

   return 

   Calculate(

   SUM(test[Column2]),

fitler1

)

 Capture4.PNG

 

Notice: The variable can store the table, but it can't get the columns directly, you can use filter or selectcolumns function to get columns which in the variable table.

 

Sample:

filter(filer1, [Column1] <> blank)

 

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

Community Support Team _ Xiaoxin
If this post helps, please consider accept as solution to help other members find it more quickly.

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v-shex-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi Kroth,

 

>>1. Am I typing something wrong in the DAX to accomplish a Calculated Table with only the unique combinations of Dim1 and Dim2?

Based on my test, you have written the calculate table in the VAR function, the formula will been limiting calculate range(only work on current row).

 

>> 2. Does passing a calculated table in a Calculate() parameter filter as I am expecting?

Yes, it is possible.

 

I have modified your formula, please follow below steps:

1. Create table.

 Capture.PNG

2. Modify your measure to match my table.

Test your calculate table formula: (It works well)

 Capture2.PNG

Measure = var fitler1 = CALCULATETABLE (

    ADDCOLUMNS (

        VALUES ( test[Column1] ),

        "Column2", VALUES ( test[Column2] )

    ),

    LastDate(test[Date]),

   test[Column5] = TRUE)

   return 

   Calculate(

   SUM(test[Column2]),

fitler1

)

 

3. Add a calculate column to display the result.

 Capture3.PNG

It seems that filter ‘LastDate(test[Date])’ not work. Since you put the code of calculate table in the VAR function, the formula will been limiting calculate range on current row.

 

4. Modify your code to fix this issue.

Measure = var fitler1 = CALCULATETABLE (

    ADDCOLUMNS (

        VALUES ( test[Column1] ),

        "Column2", VALUES ( test[Column2] )

    ),

    LastDate(ALL(test[Date])),

   test[Column5] = TRUE)

   return 

   Calculate(

   SUM(test[Column2]),

fitler1

)

 Capture4.PNG

 

Notice: The variable can store the table, but it can't get the columns directly, you can use filter or selectcolumns function to get columns which in the variable table.

 

Sample:

filter(filer1, [Column1] <> blank)

 

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

Community Support Team _ Xiaoxin
If this post helps, please consider accept as solution to help other members find it more quickly.

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