Trouble with REMOVEFILTERS

[IM_TRYING_HERE]

I have a CALCULATE measure that references a fact table and a slicer on the report page references a DateTable that has a relationship with that Fact table.
My issue is, I would think that since there is a relationship between the Fact Table and the Date Table, that I could reference any of the columns of the DateTable or the Key date column in the fact table and put it inside the REMOVEFILTERS function and it would work. But it seems like I have to explicity use the exact table and column that is used to create the report slicer.

Am I missing something? If my measure gets used on a report that is sliced by Day then a new measure would have to be made if I wanted to use it on a report that was sliced by month? Example Below

CALCULATE(
         SUMX (FactDailyInfo, FactDailyInfo[Income])
        ,REMOVEFILTERS ( DimDate[MonthYear]) )
This is what I would have to use if my report slicer was using DimDate[MonthYear]. But why couldn't I use DimDate[Date] since there is a relationship between the DimDate[Table] and it is the most granular level filter I would prefer to use it if possible.

[Anonymous]

Hi @IM_TRYING_HERE 

Thanks for the reply from AlexisOlson.

According to your description, you used the column in DateTable as a slicer, but you need to remove the filtering role of that column in Measure right?

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Yulia Xu

[AlexisOlson · Accepted solution]

By design, REMOVEFILTERS only removes filters on the tables/columns you specify.

Note that you can write REMOVEFILTERS ( DimDate ) to remove filters from all columns in the DimDate table.

[IM_TRYING_HERE]

This is what I ended up doing. I just had to add back the specific desired date range after the REMOVEFILTERS(DimDate) occurred. Thanks!