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I have one MainTable in Power BI named as Master(Source: Aws:postgresql database).
Based on this table i have created one summarized table with some required columns. Both table have common id colum as IDNo (Which is not unique multiple row items are available). I have created some calculated columns in 2nd table (Agent1 tablename)
From Maintable 2nd table was created with below formula
Agent1 = SUMMARIZE( FILTER( ALLNOBLANKROW(MainTable), [headermain]="No" && [NONIFCODE_V3]<>BLANK() && ([STATUS] = "HELD" || [STATUS] = "ORDER" || [STATUS] = "LOST") ), MainTable[IDNo], MainTable[NONIFCODE_V3], MainTable[noniftccode], MainTable[codecusscreen], MainTable[codeorderscreen], "CountPerMantacause", CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(MainTable)) ) used to create table
Then later created certain calculated columns in Agent1 table as
hence created UniqueIDNum table with this formula from MainTable
Hi, @Sathurya_30
Try to redefine calculations in a way that doesn't reference themselves. This may involve breaking down complex calculations into simpler parts and using intermediate tables or columns.
Use measures instead of calculated columns, which are calculated at runtime, and they don't have the same circular dependency issues as calculated columns. If possible, try converting calculated columns to measures.
Sometimes, circular dependencies aren't obvious. One column may depend on another column, and the other column may depend on the first column. Make sure to check all the dependencies of the column.
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