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Hello there, starting to tear my hair out but fairly new to PowerBI. I'm making calculated columns to allow for a table visual on my report, showing how many outstanding issues each owner has for each group. I've managed to successfully make 2 calculated columns using the same formula, but changing the reference field names. After that, any subsequent fields fail, showing a circular reference and i'm totally lost as to why. Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
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Hi Andrew, please try below solution if you are still facing the circular dependency issue
create a flag
Checklist_Overdue_Flag =
IF(table_query_2[checklistoverdue] = "yes", 1, 0)
Then, you can create a measure to count the number of overdue checklists:
Measure_Overdue_Count = SUM(table_query_2[Checklist_Overdue_Flag])
Thats brilliant, thank you for the help, my laptop is no longer getting abused.
Sorry, thought i'd just add another of the formulas that works perfectly
Hi Andrew, please try below solution if you are still facing the circular dependency issue
create a flag
Checklist_Overdue_Flag =
IF(table_query_2[checklistoverdue] = "yes", 1, 0)
Then, you can create a measure to count the number of overdue checklists:
Measure_Overdue_Count = SUM(table_query_2[Checklist_Overdue_Flag])
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