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I'm working on a membership dashboard where I have a date dimension table, a member dimension table and a membership transaction table. The membership transactions have a start and end date field based on the amount of time the member subscribed for. I've been able to accurately calculate a measure which shows a running total of how many active memberships there are however, in so doing, it seems like my slicers no longer work. I've been able to program in a parameter for one dimension I want to filter on but I don't really want to be building out parameters for each dimension I want to filter on.
Is there a better way I can calculate this which will still allow me to use slicers?
This is my current DAX measure, the purple is the component I added to allow for reporting on gender, however, using this method means stacked bar/area charts don't work as expected.
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For those that may stumble upon this in the future, the answer is quite simple, added all('Date') instead of all('FACT Member Transaction')
For those that may stumble upon this in the future, the answer is quite simple, added all('Date') instead of all('FACT Member Transaction')
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