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Hi,
Can anyone help with circular dependency error
I have this i 1st measure in 1st table which calculates sum of worked hours for each month for each person in the 1st table 'labor'
@WTAS80486 , Using a measure in a calculated column or calculated table is not a good idea, as those can not take slicer values and are just static calculations.
Better to have measure on top of those measures
like
Sum of worked Hours = Sumx(labor, IF(LOOKUPVALUE(user[User Status Date], user[Login ID],labort[Person ID]) <= labor[Month End date],[Sum of worked Hours by month],0) )
Sumx(labor, IF(LOOKUPVALUE(user[User Status Date], user[Login ID],labor[Person ID]) <= [Month End date],[Total Hours(Measure)],0) )
Also Refer: https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/avoiding-circular-dependency-errors-in-dax/
@amitchandak These measures on top of measures are not displaying the correct calculation for worked hours and total hours in the calculated table
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