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Hi all,
I am trying to get the grand total (1382889.95) showing for each row in "Measure" by using ALL function, but it doesn't seem like it's working. Anyone know what's wrong with my dax?
Both columns are from the same Fact table
Regards,
BK
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Hey @Anonymous ,
can you check if the column Fact_Sales[Type] has a sort by column?
If yes, then you also have to remove that filter:
MyMeasure =
CALCULATE(
SUM( Fact_Actual[Revenue] ),
ALL( Fact_Sales[Type] ),
ALL( Fact_Sales[SortByColumn] )
)
Hi, @Anonymous
Please try the below.
Measure = CALCULATE(SUM(Fact_Actual[Revenue]), ALL(Fact_Actual))
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Hey @Anonymous ,
can you check if the column Fact_Sales[Type] has a sort by column?
If yes, then you also have to remove that filter:
MyMeasure =
CALCULATE(
SUM( Fact_Actual[Revenue] ),
ALL( Fact_Sales[Type] ),
ALL( Fact_Sales[SortByColumn] )
)
Just wanted to thank you for this, I was having the same exact issue and this solved it perfectly!! Now I know I have to remove a sort by feature on a column as well
maybe do the all on the table instead of the column?
Measure = CALCULATE(SUM(Fact_Actual[Revenue]), ALL(Fact_Sales))
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