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I need help on resolving circular dependency error on my formula: Sales Level = SWITCH(TRUE(), 'Sales'[Sales by Product]>=1000000,"Level1", 'Sales'[Sales by Product]<=999999 && 'Sales'[Sales by P...
Hi summer18 ,
Is Sales by Product a calculated column? If so try this instead:
Sales by Product =
CALCULATE (SUM ( 'Sales'[Actual] ),
ALLEXCEPT( 'Sales'[ProductID] )
)
Have a read of
https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/avoiding-circular-dependency-errors-in-dax/
Which explains why you get circular dependency.
Hi,
I need help on resolving circular dependency error on my formula:
Below is the calculated column:
Retro Test Support =
SWITCH(TRUE(),
[FraudPoint LY Revenue]>=100000 && Fraudpoint_Customers[Customer Type Flag]=0,"National Support",
[FraudPoint CY Revenue]>=10000 && Fraudpoint_Customers[Customer Type Flag] = 1,"Strategic Support"
)
FraudPoint CY Revenue is a measure :
FraudPoint LY Revenue = CALCULATE([Sum of LY Revenue],FILTER(Fraudpoint_Customers,DISTINCTCOUNT(Fraudpoint_Customers[customer_account_sk])))
Sum of LY revenue is also a measure:
Sum of LY Revenue = CALCULATE([Total Revenue], FILTER(ALL('Date'), 'Date'[Closed Revenue Index by Year]=-1))
Total Revenue is also a measure:
Total Revenue = CALCULATE(SUM('fact_revenue_usage'[Total Billed Charges]),FILTER(Customers,DISTINCTCOUNT(Customers[customer_account_sk])))
Looking forward for help on how to fix the circular dependency error coming in Retro Test Support calculated column