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Hi Everyone I am feeling very stupid because I can't figure out the solution ( think my brain is in Dax overload)
I have a measure to calculate the total tourist visitors to regional Victoria (I am in Australia)
Hi @FelixElliott ,
Based on the description below code can help you:-
Subregion Visitors =
CALCULATE(
[Total Visitors],
'Region_Dim_Key'[State] = "Victoria",
'Region_Dim_Key'[Region_Key] = SELECTEDVALUE('Region_Dim_Key'[Region_Key]),
'Region_Dim_Key'[Region_Key] <> 2017,
'Region_Dim_Key'[Region_Key] <> 2039,
'Region_Dim_Key'[Region_Key] <> 2037
)
Best Regards,
Samarth
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Hi @FelixElliott check link with example using DAX function ALLEXCEPT. In your example there is no information enought to provide possible solution, like model and relationships.
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Hi @FelixElliott ,
I don't know exactly what you need, can you present it in the form of excel or result chart?Thank you.
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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