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USERELATIONSHIP()
Hello guys, I have an issue with 3 of my tables where I am unable to make some of the relationships I need active. When I searched about this issue I see many people suggest creating measures with the userelationship() function. I tried to apply this to my own case but whenever I try I haven't managed to make it work. Could you give a suggestion of how I could fit this function into my measure?
DanielCarvalho you probably need to create an inactive relationship between action date and your calendar date table and change the DAX to below
Created Cumulative =
CALCULATE(
COUNT('Distinct Tickets'[ActionDate]),
USERELATIONSHIP('Distinct Tickets'[ActionDate], 'CALENDAR'[DATE]),
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED('CALENDAR'),
'CALENDAR'[DATE] <= MAX('Distinct Tickets'[ActionDate])
)
)
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- puneetvijwaniResolver IV
DanielCarvalho you probably need to create an inactive relationship between action date and your calendar date table and change the DAX to below
Created Cumulative =
CALCULATE(
COUNT('Distinct Tickets'[ActionDate]),
USERELATIONSHIP('Distinct Tickets'[ActionDate], 'CALENDAR'[DATE]),
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED('CALENDAR'),
'CALENDAR'[DATE] <= MAX('Distinct Tickets'[ActionDate])
)
)
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"Good day, amigo! Have I provided the solution ? If so, please let me know by adding the lovely, sweet "solution" tag to my post. And hey, if you're feeling very kind, give me a Kudos; after all, who doesn't enjoy a little digital gratitude?"