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I have created a calculated column with DATESINPERIOD to always show the last 7 days of my report and connected it to my 'Dates' table.
When I apply the measure to the new table, I get a top row with a blank category but with a large number.
So I use HASONEVALUE to eliminate the top row but I end up eliminating the Total as well.
Is there another way to do it without affecting the Total?
HASONEVALUE impacts total
wrong
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@Anonymous , Try isinscope, it can check if the date is in visual scope or not. for Grand Total Date will not be scope
if(not(isinscope(Date[Date])), [Measure], <Your code with has one value>)
Also, a blank value in date means, your date table is missing dates. or your date in fact has a time stamp.
You can also try visual level filter
@Anonymous , Try isinscope, it can check if the date is in visual scope or not. for Grand Total Date will not be scope
if(not(isinscope(Date[Date])), [Measure], <Your code with has one value>)
Also, a blank value in date means, your date table is missing dates. or your date in fact has a time stamp.
You can also try visual level filter
"Also, a blank value in date means, your date table is missing dates. or your date in fact has a time stamp."
So creating a calculated date table with the last 7 days seems to be bad practice.
So what's the best way to always show the last 7 days as I update the report?
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