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Is there a way to do something like this? I only want the TREATAS filter argument to evaluate if a condition evaluates to true, otherwise I'd like the CALCULATE function to ignore the TREATAS filter argument entirely.
=CALCULATE(
[Some Measure],
IF(
[Some Table Is Filtered],
TREATAS(
VALUES(Some Table[Column]),
'Other Table'[Column]
)
)
)
Hi @kappasig504 ,
Please try the following expression where [Some Table Is Filtered] needs to return true or false depending on your data writing.
VAR IsFiltered = [Some Table Is Filtered]
VAR Result =
IF(
IsFiltered,
CALCULATE(
[Some Measure],
TREATAS(
VALUES(Some Table[Column]),
'Other Table'[Column]
)
),
CALCULATE( [Some Measure])
)
RETURN
Result
If your Current Period does not refer to this, please clarify in a follow-up reply.
Best Regards,
Clara Gong
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