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Hello,
I'm familar with creating what Tableau calls a "level of detail" calculation. In PowerBI we use CALCULATE along with an ALLEXCEPT to generate the level of detail we want. However, I am running into an issue when trying to calculate it at different levels when I introduce a parameter. It appears that it doesn't know how to calculate this, and therefore it returns a non-aggregated number.
Here is how I'm building my measure, any help would be appreciated:
But instead, I get this when using a parameter (non-aggregated value):
hi
@cbschley
In your formula, what you basically do is to remove the filter from all the coumns in the table Parameter_ForecastDate and keep only the filter coming from [Parameter_ForecastDate] , so you should include the column [Parameter_ForecastDate] in the table visaul as well.
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@Fowmy , I think I understand your statement. I am actually using the [Parameter_ForecastDate] column in my table visual. As you can see below, I have four different options, and the visual in my original post is using the "Forecast Month". It would appear I am doing what you suggested, but it does not work unfortunately.
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