Comparing DAX Measure with SELECTEDVALUE()

Hi quijote 

You have made a few common mistakes, which most of us make when we fisrt start with DAX.

1st mistake is  SELECTEDVALUE() is nothing to do with teh SILICER of Filter pane

 SELECTEDVALUE() retreives the nutual filtrer context in you visual table or graph

For example whilst drawing this visual, on the Feb row, SELECETDVALUE(Month) will be "Fen" 

CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS(ISSUE),
ISSUE[RaisedBy] <> "[Localism]"
)

However, this will trigger an error because you cant have a measure inside a measure

CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS(ISSUE),
ISSUE[RaisedBy] <> [Localism]
)

You can use the FILTER commadn to create a tempoary table

Example =
VAR temptable = FILTER(yourtablename,yourtablename[RaisedBy] <> [Localism])

RETURN
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS(ISSUE),
temptable
)

You can put the filter in the CALCULATE but I recommend using VAR because it is easier to learn and test

Example2 =
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS(ISSUE),
FILTER(yourtablename,yourtablename[RaisedBy] <> [Localism])
)

You have made a few common mistakes, which most of us make when we fisrt start with DAX.

1st mistake is  SELECTEDVALUE() is nothing to do with teh SILICER of Filter pane

 SELECTEDVALUE() retreives the nutual filtrer context in you visual table or graph

For example whilst drawing this visual, on the Feb row, SELECETDVALUE(Month) will be "Fen" 

CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS(ISSUE),
ISSUE[RaisedBy] <> "[Localism]"
)

However, this will trigger an error because you cant have a measure inside a measure

CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS(ISSUE),
ISSUE[RaisedBy] <> [Localism]
)

You can add lots of conditions in FILTER
for example all big green issue

Example3 =
VAR temptable = 
FILTER(yourtablename,
  yourtablename[Size] = "Big" &&
  yourtablename[Colout] = "Green"
)

RETURN
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS(ISSUE),
temptable
)

Learn more here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xV-KwuSDFMQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=FI1_N-imBxI&t=05m33s

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