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vstoppPCM
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Calculate Table with Selected Value

What am I doing wrong?  I do not get an error, but get 0 rows in my calculated table.  If I type in the facility name (In place of SelectedFacility) manually enclosed in quotes, it works fine.  Using selected values returns 0 rows.  Please Help.

 

TimelineFiltered =
Var SelectedFacility = SELECTEDVALUE(CostUtilization[FAC_FacilityName]) RETURN
CALCULATETABLE(CostUtilization_TimeLine, CostUtilization_TimeLine[timeFacility] = SelectedFacility)
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amitchandak
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@vstoppPCM , You can create a table, but it will not change based slicer value.

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@vstoppPCM the underline question is why you need a calculated table? What problem you are trying to solve? As @amitchandak mentioned, you cannot use slicer values in a calculated table expression.

 

Explain the problem and I'm sure someone will assist.

 

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