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Hi,
I've tried searching but couldn't find the solution
I have a calculated measure calculating refund % sales in table 1. In table 2 I have an IND for a category (1 or 0).
% measure = calculate(table1[refund value]) / calulate(table1(sale value), all(table2[IND])
I have a bookmark on the report page applying a page filter to turn the IND column to 1, however when I do this my % sales measure is applying the IND measure so giving me infinity for most of my values. I wouldn't expect the IND measure to be applied because of the ALL function.
Help please!
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Nevermind,
I've solved it.
I had a seperate IS NOT filter from table2[unrelated_col2] filtering on the report page. I've no idea why this affected my % sales measure because the sum(table1[sales value]) will always comply with the IS NOT filter on the page but it was...
Hi @Anonymous
Try ALL( table2 ) instead
Nevermind,
I've solved it.
I had a seperate IS NOT filter from table2[unrelated_col2] filtering on the report page. I've no idea why this affected my % sales measure because the sum(table1[sales value]) will always comply with the IS NOT filter on the page but it was...
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