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Hi,
I am using ALLEXCPET DAX function in the below sample formula :
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Hi @abhiigt ,
Here is one post which is similar with yours. Please check if it could help you.
This is not really an issue. It is clearly explained in this article from Alberto. It is happening because of Auto Exist feature in DAX.
Besides, creating a seperate dimension table is not really a workaround, but rather a best practice. A Star Schema is always considered best when working with Power BI Datamodel. This is what makes it more powerful!
Best regards
Icey
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Hi @abhiigt ,
Here is one post which is similar with yours. Please check if it could help you.
This is not really an issue. It is clearly explained in this article from Alberto. It is happening because of Auto Exist feature in DAX.
Besides, creating a seperate dimension table is not really a workaround, but rather a best practice. A Star Schema is always considered best when working with Power BI Datamodel. This is what makes it more powerful!
Best regards
Icey
If this post helps, then consider Accepting it as the solution to help other members find it faster.
@abhiigt
ALLEXCEPT removes all context filters in the table except filters that have been applied to the specified columns.
In your case updateddate columns is not affected here.
if you need to remvoe flters from that column then use:
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Hi Fowmy,
I want to block all column filters from table city, except updateddate column. Using All is also not working 😞
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