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I am trying to create a measure using a variable. I want the variable to take the value from a column in the same table, so relationship shouldn't be an issue.
When I try to create the variable, the suggested column list suggests almost every column EXCEPT the column I want to use. If I manually type out the column (with table) it is not recognized. The column is a non-unique number value, but I need it to calculate per row.
What are the steps to take to figure out why I can't access this column as a variable? Most other columns in this table are available to me
Solved! Go to Solution.
measures need aggregations like MAX() or SUM()
I've learned that, but I was only trying to write a variable- any suggestion for why it won't let me use a number column as a variable input?
the same rules apply to variables inside a measure.
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