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Hi everyone,
Here is my dax code:
measure =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table1[Hours])
,FILTER(Table1, Table1[Float_Category] = MIN(Table1[Float_Category]))
)
In the calculation, I already filtered table to show only the min value of [Float_Category]. But when I put the measure into a table or visual, all [Float_Category] values showed up.
Can anyone help this.
Thanks,
JS
Hello,maybe the following code will help you :
measure =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table1[Hours])
,FILTER(Table1, Table1[Float_Category] = MIN(ALL(Table1[Float_Category])))
)
air code
measure =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table1[Hours]),
FILTER( ALLSELECTED (Table1),
Table1[Float_Category] = MIN(Table1[Float_Category]) ) )
Hi @CahabaData
I have tried your code, still, doesn't work.
If i put this measure into a "Card" visual, it showed correctly.
But once i plot it on a "column chart", it showed everything. I was expecting to see only (x=0, y=200)
Seems that column chart type is overwriting the "Filter" function.
given the table data of your first post where each category has 100 hours; what is the correct Measure value for categories 0, 1 and 5?
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