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What I want should be fairly simple.
I'm filtering my report on the project column, but I want a particular table to return all projects. Because what I'm trying to achieve, I can't simply Edit Interactions, to prevent the filter from filtering the visual concerned, on account of another measure included in it, which requires the user-imputted filter option.
So I tried creating a measure, like this, using ALL, to disregard the filter:
All Projects = ALL('Work'[Project Name])
All Projects = CALCULATETABLE('Work',ALL('Work'[Project Name]))
@AltGr9 why not use Edit Interactions to not filter that table visual on selection of slicer. Read here more about it
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In short, because what I'm trying to achieve requires that visual to be filtered by the Project filter, on account of another measure included in it.
@AltGr9 sorry I;m not fully clear about your question. Read this post to get your answer quickly.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490
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