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Hi
I've written the below DAX and included ALL to ignore any page level filters
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Hey @brian0782 ,
is the column "Week" also from the table 'Case Record'?
If yes, with the ALL you also remove the filter of Week, so every time you get the total.
Maybe if that's the case, the following approach could work:
Total Cases =
CALCULATE(
COUNT( 'Case Record'[Case ID] ),
ALLEXCEPT(
'Case Record',
'Case Record'[Week]
),
'Case Record'[Case Type ID] = 1
)
It would be helpful to get more information or even better the file in order to help you.
Hey @brian0782 ,
is the column "Week" also from the table 'Case Record'?
If yes, with the ALL you also remove the filter of Week, so every time you get the total.
Maybe if that's the case, the following approach could work:
Total Cases =
CALCULATE(
COUNT( 'Case Record'[Case ID] ),
ALLEXCEPT(
'Case Record',
'Case Record'[Week]
),
'Case Record'[Case Type ID] = 1
)
It would be helpful to get more information or even better the file in order to help you.
This worked well. Thanks for the explanation 😁
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