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I have the following code for a measure:
Measure =
STDEVX.S(
SUMMARIZE (
ALLSELECTED('Table'),
'Table'[Column]
)
, [Measure]
)
I have programmed the same measure as follows
Measure (alt)=
STDEVX.S(
SUMMARIZE (
ALLNOBLANKROW('Table'),
'Table'[Column]
)
, [Measure]
)
If I use the former, my dashboard/report is interactive as intended but has errors that cause some line charts to not appear properly. If I use the latter, the line charts work, but then I lose the slicer functionality required.
Is there a generic proper code format to incorporate both ALLSELECTED and ALLNOBLANKROW?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@mrothschild Maybe:
Measure =
STDEVX.S(
SUMMARIZE (
ALLNOBLANKROW(ALLSELECTED('Table')),
'Table'[Column]
)
, [Measure]
)
@mrothschild Maybe:
Measure =
STDEVX.S(
SUMMARIZE (
ALLNOBLANKROW(ALLSELECTED('Table')),
'Table'[Column]
)
, [Measure]
)
Didn't quite work, but the problem was upstream from there returning blanks when I didn't need to.
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