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Applying Different Date Filters to Different Columns in a Table Visual
I want to convert this table I set up in Excel to Power Bi. It looks at performance values for various tasks on the date chosen (in this image, March 25th) as well as quantity values, and then compares them to a standard and also takes the average over the last 30 days (for performance) and sum of last 30 days (for quantity).
When I try to set it up in Power Bi, I can create a new measure for the last 30 days value, but if I apply a date slicer it will affect all columns even the last 30 days column where I specify a separate date filter. I can leave a date slicer/picker out, and it will be accurate and show the data for Today's date as well as the average over the last 30 days, but as soon as I want to go back and look at data from two days ago, the date slicer will override my last 30 days value.
Without date filter (shows todays values, and then average of last 30 days)
Adding a date slicer (sets last 30 to same value as perf):
Hi PatrickMcLeanGL ,
You can use below query to ignore the filters applied to Date slicer in last30days measure. The below is just a reference to show Removefilters expression.
Last30DaysValue = CALCULATE( SUM(Table[Value]), DATESBETWEEN( Table[Date], TODAY() - 30, TODAY() ), REMOVEFILTERS(DateTable[Date]) )
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Hi PatrickMcLeanGL ,
You can use below query to ignore the filters applied to Date slicer in last30days measure. The below is just a reference to show Removefilters expression.
Last30DaysValue = CALCULATE( SUM(Table[Value]), DATESBETWEEN( Table[Date], TODAY() - 30, TODAY() ), REMOVEFILTERS(DateTable[Date]) ) - v-venuppu
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