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Following are 2 measures:
SUMX ( ALL ( SALES ) , SALES[AMT] )
CALCULATE ( SUMX ( SALES, SALES[AMT] ), ALL (SALES) )
Similarly for the following 2 measures:
SUMX ( FILTER ( SALES, SALES[QTY]>1 ), SALES[QTY] * SALES[AMT] )
CALCULATE ( SUMX ( SALES, SALES[QTY] * SALES[AMT] ), FILTER ( SALES, SALES[QTY]>1 ) )
Both above examples clear the natural filters on the SALES table and perform the aggregation.
what is the significance/usecase of using either approach.
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