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I have a table, and a set of slicers that filter the table.
Currently, I am using the "customers" slicer to filter the "billing account name" column.
I want to display the "ecom source name" with the highest number of "total duitable shpmts" in another advanced card visualisation. To do that, I need to sum up the "total duitable shpmts" column for the same "ecom source name"s. (eg. emailship should show total of 4+2=6, and ecom should show total of 4+1=5)
I have seen solutions using ALLEXCEPT, and I have tried using the following measure (shown in the last column of visualisation)
App Version Sorted Total Duitable Shpmts Col =
var VarId= 'CIN Data Quality'[Ecom Source Name]
return
CALCULATE(SUM([Total Dutiable Shpmts]), FILTER('CIN Data Quality','CIN Data Quality'[Ecom Source Name]=VarId))
But I am getting results that are disregarding the values for "billing account name" a.k.a "customers" in the filter selection.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , Try Like
CALCULATE(SUM([Total Dutiable Shpmts]), FILTER(allselected('CIN Data Quality'),'CIN Data Quality'[Ecom Source Name]=Max('CIN Data Quality'[Ecom Source Name])))
@Anonymous , Try Like
CALCULATE(SUM([Total Dutiable Shpmts]), FILTER(allselected('CIN Data Quality'),'CIN Data Quality'[Ecom Source Name]=Max('CIN Data Quality'[Ecom Source Name])))
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