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I am having a performance issue (slow) with my report, and I think it is maily due to using a lot of Summarize (and Sumx).
I researched little bit, and I found a suggestion to use "selectedcolumns" instead of "summarize".
Bottom is original measure which does not show any error:
I am trying to change to "selectedcolumns" now.
How do I go about fixing this error?
Also, is there any other place like here I could modify to make the report go little faster?
Thanks.
Solved! Go to Solution.
can this feed back the same result as yours?
=calculate(distinctcount(table1[clientid]),table1[step]=1)
@wdx223_Daniel Thank you for your help. I am getting same results now. I need to verify closer on each row of outcome.
can this feed back the same result as yours?
=calculate(distinctcount(table1[clientid]),table1[step]=1)
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