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Hello,
I have a measure that is supposed to render the max value from a calculation. It works as such, but as soon as I put it in a chart with a few columns from the Date_Table, it gets sliced accordingly even though I have removed the filtering in DAX.
There is a relationship between Date_Table[Date] 1--> * 'Experimental Sample Req'[Created]
Can somebody put me in the right path on how to have the measure return the same value (max) everywhere? I am at a loss. Thanks!
Kind regards
Valeria
VAR SamplesTable =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
'Experimental Sample Req'[Id],
FILTER(
'Experimental Sample Req',
'Experimental Sample Req'[Status] = "COMPLETED"
),
"Date Created", MAX( 'Experimental Sample Req'[Created] ),
"Ready for Scheduling Date",
MAX(
'Experimental Sample Req'[Ready_for_Scheduling_Set_Date]
),
"Created to Ready to Schedule",
DATEDIFF(
MAX( 'Experimental Sample Req'[Created] ),
MAX(
'Experimental Sample Req'[Ready_for_Scheduling_Set_Date]
),
DAY
),
"Production Date",
MAX( 'Experimental Sample Req'[Production_Date] ),
"Ready to Schedule to Production",
DATEDIFF(
MAX(
'Experimental Sample Req'[Ready_for_Scheduling_Set_Date]
),
MAX( 'Experimental Sample Req'[Production_Date] ),
DAY
),
"First Goods Issue",
MAX( 'Experimental Sample Req Volume'[Goods_Issue_Date] ),
"Production to Goods Issue",
DATEDIFF(
MAX( 'Experimental Sample Req'[Production_Date] ),
MAX( 'Experimental Sample Req'[Goods_Issue_Date] ),
DAY
),
"Status", MAX( 'Experimental Sample Req'[Status] )
)
RETURN
{
CALCULATE(
MAXX( SamplesTable, [Ready to Schedule to Production] ),
ALL( 'Experimental Sample Req' ),
REMOVEFILTERS( Date_Table ),
ALL(Date_Table),
CROSSFILTER( Date_Table[Date], 'Experimental Sample Req'[Created], None )
)
}
Solved! Go to Solution.
The relationship between the date table and 'experimental sample req' needs to be ignored in the measure, ALL inside the FILTER ensures no other filters affect the data.
Max_ReadyToScheduleToProduction :=
VAR SamplesTable =
SUMMARIZE(
FILTER(
ALL('Experimental Sample Req'),
'Experimental Sample Req'[Status] = "COMPLETED"
),
'Experimental Sample Req'[Id],
"ReadyToScheduleToProduction",
DATEDIFF(
MAX('Experimental Sample Req'[Ready_for_Scheduling_Set_Date]),
MAX('Experimental Sample Req'[Production_Date]),
DAY
)
)
RETURN
MAXX(SamplesTable, [ReadyToScheduleToProduction])
If this helps please give a thumbs up, thanks!
The relationship between the date table and 'experimental sample req' needs to be ignored in the measure, ALL inside the FILTER ensures no other filters affect the data.
Max_ReadyToScheduleToProduction :=
VAR SamplesTable =
SUMMARIZE(
FILTER(
ALL('Experimental Sample Req'),
'Experimental Sample Req'[Status] = "COMPLETED"
),
'Experimental Sample Req'[Id],
"ReadyToScheduleToProduction",
DATEDIFF(
MAX('Experimental Sample Req'[Ready_for_Scheduling_Set_Date]),
MAX('Experimental Sample Req'[Production_Date]),
DAY
)
)
RETURN
MAXX(SamplesTable, [ReadyToScheduleToProduction])
If this helps please give a thumbs up, thanks!
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