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Hello,
I have 2 measures:
Measure1 = CALCULATE([Measure2],ALL(Table1),Table4[Column1]>5)
Measure3 = CALCULATE(MAXX(Table2,RELATED(Table3[Column2])),ALL(Table4))
Hi @PshemekFLK
There is an issue with the structure of your Measure3; you added two expressions, and why did you add ALL(Table4)?
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Hi @VahidDM
Sorry, I put the measure incorrectly initially. Now it's correct in the initial post. Measure 3 is also a CALCULATE
I need ALL in Measure 3 because it should ignore the filters on Table4.
I'm starting to think that I'm missing KEEPFILTERS somewhere since introducing SUMX in the weighted average measure totally ignores the filters added in Measure 1 and Measure 3. Am I on the right track?
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