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DAX ALL FUNCTION
- 7 years ago
Hey,
this behavior is due to data distribution in your underlying table "Opportunities" and a concept called "Auto-Exist", this article explains this concept in greater detail: https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/understanding-dax-auto-exist/
If you need more assistance to spot the cause for the unexpected result it will become necessary that you share your pbix file with the data.
Nevertheless, my recommendation,
- create a separate table that contains all the distinct values of the different stages
- link this new table to your existing table "opportunities", the new table is the one side of the new relationship
- use the new table in your measure
- use the new table to filter your data
Hopefully, this provides some new insights.
Regards,
Tom
Hey,
this behavior is due to data distribution in your underlying table "Opportunities" and a concept called "Auto-Exist", this article explains this concept in greater detail: https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/understanding-dax-auto-exist/
If you need more assistance to spot the cause for the unexpected result it will become necessary that you share your pbix file with the data.
Nevertheless, my recommendation,
- create a separate table that contains all the distinct values of the different stages
- link this new table to your existing table "opportunities", the new table is the one side of the new relationship
- use the new table in your measure
- use the new table to filter your data
Hopefully, this provides some new insights.
Regards,
Tom