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I have used Left() function to retreive left most characters
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When you use a measure, you cannot access a value/column directly, it has to be covered by a function. If you are adding a column in a table then it is possible to directly refer without such functions as you are in a row context. This also applies when you use iteration functions such as SUMX, MAXX, and so on.
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@sheetalshettiga
When you use a measure, you cannot access a value/column directly, it has to be covered by a function. If you are adding a column in a table then it is possible to directly refer without such functions as you are in a row context. This also applies when you use iteration functions such as SUMX, MAXX, and so on.
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So what aggregation should I use while referring to any column in any of the dax functions ? @Fowmy
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You can use MAX or SELECTEDVALUE
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