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Hi all,
I have created the below formula which doesn't filter the dim table and I get the same value for all the values including -1.
My fact table is the Fact_score and the dim table is the Dim_overall_experience. They are connected with 1=>* on Fact_score[Rate of the overall experience] = Dim_overall_experience[Overall_experience].
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I figured it just now. This has to do with filter context. When I filter with Dim_overall_experience[Overall_experience] <> -1 PBI replaces-overrides any filter in the current row with that, so it returns all rows from the fact table without -1 and does the same for each of the categories. When I put the FILTER function, it gives a subset of the table for each category and doesn't replace it on each one.
The below worked too:
I figured it just now. This has to do with filter context. When I filter with Dim_overall_experience[Overall_experience] <> -1 PBI replaces-overrides any filter in the current row with that, so it returns all rows from the fact table without -1 and does the same for each of the categories. When I put the FILTER function, it gives a subset of the table for each category and doesn't replace it on each one.
The below worked too:
Hello @MichaelSamiotis ,
Can you make sure that these two tables have an active relationship in the data model view.
If I answered your question, please mark my post as solution so it would appeare to others, Appreciate your Kudos 👍
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Hi @Idrissshatila . Thank you for your reply.
The relationship is active as below with both data types being whole number.
With the formula
The field category in the Funnel graph is the column in my dim table and the Values is the measure.