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100tsky
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Too many arguments were passed to the ALLSELECTED function. The maximum argument count for the funct

Please,

why I get this message Too many arguments were passed to the ALLSELECTED function. The maximum argument count for the funct with a measure like CALCULATE ( MAX()ALLSELECTED( T, T[Col1],  T[Col2] )

 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/allselected-function-dax

ALLSELECTED([<tableName> | <columnName>[, <columnName>[, <columnName>[,…]]]] )

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@100tsky 

Ok then use separate ALLSELECTED on for each column

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100tsky
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19-Sep-22 8:25:03 PM Query (5, 73) Too many arguments were passed to the ALLSELECTED function. The maximum argument count for the function is 1.

@100tsky 

Ok then use separate ALLSELECTED on for each column

thank you

but why in ms documentation said ... ALLSELECTED([<tableName> | <columnName>[, <columnName>[, <columnName>[,…]]]] ) ?

100tsky
Frequent Visitor

just tested with dax studio

 

EVALUATE
{
    CALCULATE (
        MAX ( Vintaz[start_date] ),
        ALLSELECTED ( Vintaz[start_date], Vintaz[vintaz_mnth] )
    )
}

100tsky
Frequent Visitor

Thank you, but CALCULATE ( MAX()ALLSELECTED(  T[Col1],  T[Col2] ) do not work

 

tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @100tsky 
Table Name OR Column Names. You Cannot have both.

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