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I'm currently migrating a PBI report from Import mode to DirectQuery. But apparently this mode doesn't have IFERROR. Is there another function/workaround for this issue? The column is defined as follows:
Yes, RELATED works in DQ as one can check in dax.guide. But why would you expect RELATED to throw an error? That is what bothers me a lot since this means you're not sure if there's going to be a relationship between the tables. By the by, one can easily remove RELATED and use LOOKUPVALUE instead.
@amitchandak I tried to convert it into a measure. Now the error is the following:
The column 'Table[x]' either doesn't exist or doesn't have a relationship to any table available in the current context.
The weird thing is that the column exists. Not only that but I also have a relationship between the current table and the main 'Table', with cardinality *:1, with cross filter direction on "Both" and the relationship is active.
@Anonymous , Try like
value =
VAR z = MINX('Table2',
MAXX('Table2',
IFERROR(
RELATED('Table'[x]),
BLANK()),
0.1),
10000000)*[y]
RETURN IF(z>=2000,
ROUND(z,-2),
IF(z>1,
ROUND(z,0),
IF(z=0,
0,
1
)
)
)
I tried to remove the numbers on the MAXX and MINX, now both functions have 2 arguments. But the error is:
OLE DB or ODBC error: Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040E57
@amitchandak Tried it, but there's another error:
Too many arguments were passed to the MAXX function. The maximum argument count for the function is 2.
The thing is, I need to find the highest (and lowest with MIN function) between two expression, not only in a certain column.
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