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I think the following approach should do what you want. It will give the same value for every row, but still reflects any filters the user applies
CALCULATE( [Sales], ALLSELECTED('Product'[Brand]), ALLSELECTED('Product'[Sub Brand]), ALLSELECTED('Product'[Product Name]) )
I think the following approach should do what you want. It will give the same value for every row, but still reflects any filters the user applies
CALCULATE( [Sales], ALLSELECTED('Product'[Brand]), ALLSELECTED('Product'[Sub Brand]), ALLSELECTED('Product'[Product Name]) )
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