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tes2 = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(V_PBI_EOY[DATE_YYYYMMDD]),KEEPFILTERS([#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] > [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS] || [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] > 1.149))
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Hi,
The issue is caused likely by this part of your DAX:
tes2 = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(V_PBI_EOY[DATE_YYYYMMDD]),KEEPFILTERS([#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] > [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS] || [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] > 1.149))
Try placing it into a variable:
tes2 =
var _test = [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] > 1.149 return
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(V_PBI_EOY[DATE_YYYYMMDD]),KEEPFILTERS([#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] > [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS] || _test))
Example with test data:
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Hi,
The issue is caused likely by this part of your DAX:
tes2 = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(V_PBI_EOY[DATE_YYYYMMDD]),KEEPFILTERS([#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] > [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS] || [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] > 1.149))
Try placing it into a variable:
tes2 =
var _test = [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] > 1.149 return
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(V_PBI_EOY[DATE_YYYYMMDD]),KEEPFILTERS([#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] > [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS] || _test))
Example with test data:
I hope this post helps to solve your issue and if it does consider accepting it as a solution and giving the post a thumbs up!
My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/n%C3%A4ttiahov-00001/
Proud to be a Super User!
If [#DELTA_ORG_ACTUALS_METHOD_1] is a measure, then the first condition will be problematic too.