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Why does this measure work?
Hi,
I see the issue here, in AnalysisCodes Table - you have two rows but only one row in Risk Score for each for RiskScoreID. When you calculate the Risk Score Measure in Risk Score, it's taking consideration of only one row. However, you are already getting correct data from
Total Risk Score as the relationship between the two are met. Hence, the measure you are creating for the Risk Score Measure based on the Risk Score table will never match with the other measure if you are not including relationship between the AnalysisCodes table.
Hi Kaviraj,
Thanks for your response, unfortunately the right number still wasn't shown when the new dax was used:
I think I see the problem:
I have replicated the slicers in the data view. A RiskScore_ID of 17 = 5 and a RiskScore_ID of 317 = 15.
If I have two rows of each then the sum should total 40. However, it's summing the distinct values instead. (One row of 5 and one row of 15)
Hi,
I see the issue here, in AnalysisCodes Table - you have two rows but only one row in Risk Score for each for RiskScoreID. When you calculate the Risk Score Measure in Risk Score, it's taking consideration of only one row. However, you are already getting correct data from
Ah I see, that makes sense. Thanks a lot