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Measure using REMOVEFILTER Behaves Unexpectedly
- 5 years ago
This was a real tricky one. I don't think you misunderstand the REMOVEFILTER. The problem is that the slicer on FirstReviews cross filters the slicer on Date. So if your slicer on FirstReview is below 7 Data 3 will be cross filtered. You can overcome this problem bij creating a separate Data table with the distinct values and create a relationship with you table. Use the table with the distinct values as slicer. This will not be cross filtered by FirstReview because it is on the one side (no filter propagation).
Good Luck,
//JW
This was a real tricky one. I don't think you misunderstand the REMOVEFILTER. The problem is that the slicer on FirstReviews cross filters the slicer on Date. So if your slicer on FirstReview is below 7 Data 3 will be cross filtered. You can overcome this problem bij creating a separate Data table with the distinct values and create a relationship with you table. Use the table with the distinct values as slicer. This will not be cross filtered by FirstReview because it is on the one side (no filter propagation).
Good Luck,
//JW
- jzeosky5 years agoNew Member
I tried your solution and it worked! I can't say I really understand the concept of cross-filtering, but I can learn more about that on my own time. For the time being this is a workaround that I can live with.
Really appreciate the help!