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I am very inexperienced with DAX and I get confused when I try to create a measure and I cant reference a coulmn from a table that I want.
For example if i want to use an "If" Statement with a date it wont let me reference the date column or the date table.
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If you reference a column in a measure, you must wrap the column in an aggregation function like MIN, MAX, SUM, AVERAGE, etc.
Why bother having a DAX function named TRIM() if it cannot find any text column that you supply? What is the point?
If you reference a column in a measure, you must wrap the column in an aggregation function like MIN, MAX, SUM, AVERAGE, etc.
Hello,
I have a question concerning your solution. I want to get the value of "visit24hrs" for today for each title in my report. I now used this formula:
@Greg_Deckler I have the same issue but I'm not sure I understand your solution.
I'm trying to use Switch(True() to have conditions on a date column before some calculations, but it's not working as you can see below:
What does it mean to wrap them? I am having this issue as well.
you have to do it like that:
Measure = sume(table[column])
Any idea if there's a similar solution for string/text values?
I'm having a lot of trouble with creating logical expressions based on text in measure fields.
Thanks for the reply, that makes a lot of sense now
Where is the solution to this? Having the same problem.
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