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Khomotjo
1 year agoHelper II
Circular Dependency
Hello Everyone, I have the following calculated table :
Previous_Days_Late_Lines =
VAR CurrentDate = StockMovements[Required_Date]
VAR PreviousDate = TRUNC(StockMovements[Previous_Date])
RETURN
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(StockMovements[Product_Code]),
FILTER(
ALL(StockMovements),
TRUNC(StockMovements[Required_Date]) = PreviousDate && StockMovements[FinalisedDate] > StockMovements[Required_Date])),
previous date is also a calculated coloumn :
Previous_Date = IF(
WEEKDAY(StockMovements[Required_Date],2) =1,
StockMovements[Required_Date]-3,
StockMovements[Required_Date]-1)
The measure was updating well, but now it gives a "circular dependency error". Is there a way to get around this without creating a static previous date coloumn?
3 Replies
- Sahir_MaharajSuper User
Hello Khomotjo,
Can you please try calculating the PreviousDate inline using a variable:
Previous_Days_Late_Lines = VAR CurrentDate = StockMovements[Required_Date] VAR PreviousDate = IF( WEEKDAY(CurrentDate, 2) = 1, CurrentDate - 3, CurrentDate - 1 ) RETURN CALCULATETABLE( DISTINCT(StockMovements[Product_Code]), FILTER( ALL(StockMovements), TRUNC(StockMovements[Required_Date]) = PreviousDate && StockMovements[FinalisedDate] > StockMovements[Required_Date] ) ) - KhomotjoHelper II
Thanks Sahir_Maharaj but above still returns circular dependency
- AnonymousNot applicable
Thank you Sahir_Maharaj
Hi, KhomotjoIn my test, there is no circular dependency problem with your expression, can you provide some test data so that I can better analyze your requirements? You need to describe the results you expect based on the sample data you provide, so that I can try to write an expression for you that fits your business logic.
Best Regards
Jianpeng Li
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