Referencing Current Measure Value in GENERATESERIES?

[mmack]

I thought this would be much easier than it is turning out to be, but I have a Calendar table which I filter for dates. I have a measure setup to return how many calendar days are selected (e.g. 302 calendars on a Card). How can I reference that current measure value of 302 inside a DAX statement to generate a new data series?

In this example, I want to generate a series/table with 1 to 302, so I can add columns, etc, afterwards.

E.g.

newSeries = GENERATESERIES ( 0, CurrentMeasureValue, 1 )

[v-jayw-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @mmack ,

That will not working. The content of the table will not be changed by the measure unless it is a temporary table generated in the formula.

Table and column created by measure will not change once they are created but measure will.

measure = countrows(GENERATESERIES(1, zfcdates[CalendarDays]))

Best Regards,

Jay

[Whitewater100]

Hi:

You can if your measure has a numeric value and you want to get the total of the result. Here is an example:

Test = GENERATESERIES(1,[Last Score],1)

To answer your question, it will work with a numeric value output from a measure but whether or not you want the result is up to you.

I hope this answers your question. Thanks

The problem is that it takes the grand total of all my last scores (they add up to 382) 

If I filter on a person who has a score, it still adds up all last scores and gives a table from 1-382 for example.

So doing this gives you a table considering the total of all values in your measure.

[mmack]

It is close, but not quite. This is what I experience when I use that method.

Here is my code for zfcdates Date Table:

zfcdates = CALENDAR(TODAY()-365, TODAY()+365)

Here is my code for CalendarDays Measure:

CalendarDays = 
VAR FirstDay = CALCULATE(
    MIN('zfcdates'[Date]),
    ALLSELECTED('zfcdates'[Date])
)
VAR LastDay = CALCULATE(
    MAX('zfcdates'[Date]),
    ALLSELECTED('zfcdates'[Date])
)
RETURN
DATEDIFF(FirstDay, LastDay, DAY)