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ALLSELECTED ignores the filters within a Matrix, but respects the filters coming from Slicers.
e.g. = CALCULATE(sum(amount),ALLSELECTED(FactTable)
What about the opposite: Respects the filters within a matrix, but ignores the filters coming from Slicers?
There isn't a function to do that that I am aware of, but you can tell the matrix to ignore the slicers via the Format/Edit Interactions button when the matrix is selected.
Or use ALL() to manually remove filters that the slicer is using.
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I don't want the entire Matrix to ignore the slicers, just specific measures within the Matrix to ignore the slicers, so Edit Interactions won't work in this case.
For using ALL.
I have ~20 filters (this is a very exploratory-level project), that themselves come from 3 tables.
How could I construct an ALL statmeent that would casue the measare to ignore all filters coming from those 3 tables? I can put the FACT table in the ALL statement, but then I just end up removing the Matrix row filtering as well.
Hi @mmace1 ,
Could you please provide some sample data and the formula of the specific measures which need to ignore the filter? And what's your final expect result?
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