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tomerfaith
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Interaction Between FILTER() and ALL()

First let me describe the situation:
I have a table with "Order Date" , "Supply Date" and "Sum" columns, and a date table.
I created a relationship between "Supply Date" and the date table. and i need this relationship for other parts of my report.

Now I want to display the open orders of every month and keep filters like: customer, part ,status etc..

I tried few methods using FILTER() and ALL():

1)

Order Sum Open At The Time = VAR minDate = MIN('Calender'[Date]) RETURN
                            VAR maxDate = MAX('Calender'[Date]) RETURN 
                            CALCULATE(SUM('ORDERS'[Sum]),ALL('ORDERS'[Supply Date]),
                                FILTER('ORDERS',
                                     'ORDERS'[Order Date])<=maxDate && 'ORDERS'[Supply Date]>=minDate
                                      )
                                    ) 

This had no effect at all on the FILTER() function (the orders table was still filterd via the relationship I mentioned).
so i tried:

2)

Order Sum Open At The Time = VAR minDate = MIN('Calender'[Date]) RETURN
                            VAR maxDate = MAX('Calender'[Date]) RETURN 
                            CALCULATE(SUM('ORDERS'[Sum]),
                                FILTER(CALCULATETABLE('ORDERS',ALL('ORDERS'[Suply Date])),
                                     'ORDERS'[Order Date])<=maxDate && 'ORDERS'[Supply Date]>=minDate
                                      )
                                    ) 

again, this had no effect at all.

The last thing was to use ALLEXCEPT():
3)

Order Sum Open At The Time = VAR minDate = MIN('Calender'[Date]) RETURN
                            VAR maxDate = MAX('Calender'[Date]) RETURN 
                            CALCULATE(SUM('ORDERS'[Sum]),
                                FILTER( FILTER(ALLEXCEPT('ORDERITEMS',..,...//here there is a long list of every column in my report except "Supply Date"),
                                 ,
                                     'ORDERS'[Order Date])<=maxDate && 'ORDERS'[Supply Date]>=minDate
                                      )
                                    ) 
                               

This did work but requires me to type a list of all columns in my report except "Supply Date", this is not very good since my report is very big.

 

So my question is how can I use filter while keeping filters on all columns except of one column (in this case supply date)?
Please help me figure this out.

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