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A Measure That Ignores Page Level Filters
- 7 years ago
i can be very wrong, but i believe that this
Measure = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(CustomerData[Score]), FILTER(ALL(CustomerData), CustomerData[ProductLine] = "xxx"), FILTER(ALL(CustomerData), CustomerData[Tenure] > 123))
actually doesnt do what you expect it to do, the second filter is actually overwriting the first one,
you should try this:
Measure = CALCULATE( AVERAGE(CustomerData[Score]), FILTER(ALL(CustomerData), CustomerData[ProductLine] = "xxx" && CustomerData[Tenure] > 123) )also, the ALL filter will ignore all filter outside the CALCULTE context, so is highly improbable that what is bugging your calculation is the page level filter; try fixing the measure as above and if you can help us with some context, example, demo, anything more material.
;)
i can be very wrong, but i believe that this
Measure = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(CustomerData[Score]), FILTER(ALL(CustomerData), CustomerData[ProductLine] = "xxx"), FILTER(ALL(CustomerData), CustomerData[Tenure] > 123))
actually doesnt do what you expect it to do, the second filter is actually overwriting the first one,
you should try this:
Measure = CALCULATE(
AVERAGE(CustomerData[Score]),
FILTER(ALL(CustomerData),
CustomerData[ProductLine] = "xxx"
&& CustomerData[Tenure] > 123)
)also, the ALL filter will ignore all filter outside the CALCULTE context, so is highly improbable that what is bugging your calculation is the page level filter; try fixing the measure as above and if you can help us with some context, example, demo, anything more material.
;)
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
It worked Thank You!