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Hi @campelliann
yes I noticed this behavior. In some cases even with USERELATIONSHIP which failed to automatically deactivate the active relationship and I had to manually CROSSFILTER the active relationship to "None". In some cases had to do that by wrapping the first CALCULATE with another one. Still have no explanation of this behavior.
Hi there @tamerj1 , but what is the difference between my "solution 1 and solution 2". Why does Crossfilter none in the "middle" of the calculate does not work ( I have used this way many times), but wrapping around in solution 2 does work? Does it have to do with evaluation order or something?
Many thanks
@campelliann
No they're supposed to be applied at the same time. But this may not be possible technically therefore, need to be applied in two steps using two CALCULATE's
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