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Hi,
I found this measure (In book "The Definitive Guide to DAX" 2nd edidtion. graf 5-16) :
Sales Pct All Products and Customers =
VAR CurrentCategorySales =
[Sales Amount]
VAR AllProductAndCustomersSales =
CALCULATE(
[Sales Amount],
ALL ( 'Product' ),
ALL ( Customer )
)
VAR Ratio =
DIVIDE (
CurrentCategorySales,
AllProductAndCustomersSales
)
RETURN Ratio
I don't understand why Product table is around apostrophes and Customer table is not.
Is it an oversight or is it for a purpose?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @barwe
I suspect it's because Product is also the name of a DAX function, so the apostrophe's are to ensure DAX knows you're talking about a table name rather than the function.
There's no difference in the calculation/result depending on if there is or isn't apostrophes.
Hi @barwe
I suspect it's because Product is also the name of a DAX function, so the apostrophe's are to ensure DAX knows you're talking about a table name rather than the function.
There's no difference in the calculation/result depending on if there is or isn't apostrophes.
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