need measure not syncronised with calendar slicer

[bmz545]

hi all,

I created a report where we have number of tickets and number of requests created from these tickets. More requests can be created from a tciket and on different days. I created the measure, used instersect dax to connect requests came from the tickets and now have calendar slicer where I can filter tickets created ex on 1st of april but the requests measure should ignor calendar slicer, as request can be created on later days.

edit: here is my measure:

digital requests for tickets =

VAR _ticketswithdigitalrequests
CALCULATETABLE (
VALUES (f_request[ticket]
FILTER (f_request, f_request[nb_created_digital] <> 0),
)

VAR _digitalticket
CALCULATETABLE (
VALUES (f_ticket [ticket_id]),
FILTER ( f_ticket, f_ticket [is_eligible]= TRUE ( ) ),
FILTER (d_channel, d_channel [digital] = TEUE ( ) ),

RETURN
COUNTROWS ( INTERSECT ( _digitalticket, _ticketswithdigitalrequests ) ) + 0

- in the table I have number of tickets and number of request measures, only number of requests measure should ignore the calendar slicer

how it can be done?

thanks in advance and have a nice day ahead.

[bmz545 · Accepted solution]

VAR _ticketswithdigitalrequests
CALCULATETABLE (
VALUES (f_request[ticket]
FILTER (ALL(f_request), f_request[nb_created_digital] <> 0),
)

Added ALL after the Filter and it fied the issue

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[bmz545]

thanks for your reply, I already edited the original message. I have 2 measures in the table and I want only one of them to ignore the calendar slicer.

[Anonymous]

Hi @bmz545 ,

You can try to use the HASONEVALUE function, you can refer to:HASONEVALUE function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Learn

Hope it helps!

Best regards,
Community Support Team_ Scott Chang

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[bmz545]

Thanks for your reply. Seems ALL measure was the answer for that task.