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Hi All,
i am getting the error for the below formula. Kindly can some one explain me what this error referring to?
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Hi @RanjanThammaiah ,
Your DAX will return a table with multi columns, it couldn't be a measure. If you want a measure, you need add your expression before filter. If you want a table, you could use CALCULATETABLE() function to create a new table.
Table 2 =
CALCULATETABLE(FILTER('SLI',SUM('SLI'[TERFYTD_PR])>4))
To avoid misunderstandings, you could elaborate on your expected results and calculation logic.
Hi @RanjanThammaiah ,
Your DAX will return a table with multi columns, it couldn't be a measure. If you want a measure, you need add your expression before filter. If you want a table, you could use CALCULATETABLE() function to create a new table.
Table 2 =
CALCULATETABLE(FILTER('SLI',SUM('SLI'[TERFYTD_PR])>4))
To avoid misunderstandings, you could elaborate on your expected results and calculation logic.
Try like
Measure 2 = CALCULATE(countrows(FILTER(SLI,SUM(SLI[TERFYTD_PR])>41666)))
But what exactly you are trying to achieve, measure filter needs a context.
you're missing the first argument of the CALCULATE-function, which would be some sort of an aggregation. (The aggregation of the actual value/column that you want to show in the values-section of your visual)
Like so i.e.:
Measure 2 = CALCULATE( SUM(MyFactTable[Amount] ), FILTER(SLI,SUM(SLI[TERFYTD_PR])>41666) )
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