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MIN YEAR formula when slicer used

I selected at the report level filter years between (2010-2016). But in some cases (look picture below) my table when filtered by a slicer give me a range different than (2010-2016) and my objective is to choose dynamically the Min and Max year. In this case,

the formula Min Year = MIN(Dcalendario[Ano]) don´t work to find the Min because it is affected to the report level filter.

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Can you help me find a new Min/Max year formula please 

 

 

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Greg_Deckler
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Year = MINX(ALL(Dcalendario),[Ano])

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Year = MINX(ALL(Dcalendario),[Ano])

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