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Hello,
I am having some serious issues with this problem. All I want to do is remove the effect of two filters, and use that as the total for a market share calcualtion.
Here are my filters:
Slicer - Data[Location]
Slicer - Data[Date]
Slicer - Date[Model]
Filter on Visual- Date[Transaction Type]
Filter on Visual - Date[New/Used]
These filters take my count of rows from 2938 to 266. What I want to do is remove the effects of the Slicer - 'Model' and 'Visual Filter - Transaction Type', which would increase the count of my rows to 1018. This is the number I need to calculate market share with.
Market Share Numerator = COUNT(Data[Deal#])
Market Share Numerator = ??
I have been trying to use the functions All(), ALLEXCEPT(), REMOVEFILTER(), etc., but I either get errors, the wrong number or a number that does not adjust when I drill down from year to quarter. Total Market = CALCULATE(COUNT(Data[Deal#]),.....
Help would be greatly appreciated.
Frazer
Hi @Fraze ,
Try ALL(Date[Model],Date[Transaction Type]), better to share some sample data to us.
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi,
Share a simple dataset, describe the business question and show the expected result.
@Fraze , is disabled interaction is an option for this case?
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/service-reports-visual-interactions
Hi @amitchandak
Unforunatly that will not work in this case - interesting read though, ill have to try that - as I need all the filters to be applied so a user can navigate to the level they need to. Need to find a way to calculate the sum from a high filter context.
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