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Hello PBI community,
I'm facing a strange behaviour with my PBI report, and I don't really understand why this happens.
I simplified as much as I can the model to be as clear as possible.
First, I have two tables :
I created a measure on Table A. The measure is a DISTINCTCOUNT on "Player".
The table is filtered on the Date field with a Slicer. The aim is to count distinct player on a range date.
The measure is displayed by Country / State / Club. Let call it Measure1, and everything is fine with this one.
Now, I created another measure, Measure2.
This one is doing the same as Measure1 (distinct count on player), but with an offset on the range date (YEAR-1)
For exemple, if I choose 01/01/2017 to 01/01/2019 as a filter, the result of this Measure2 should be counting players on 01/01/2016 to 01/01/2018 range.
And here is where the trouble's starting.
In my case, I filter on Country. Let say 'UK'.
I'm trying to display the information in a matrix, with Country / State / Club at row level, and my Measure2.
If I display it at Country level it's OK. If I display it at State level, no problem. But when I try to display it at Club level, I got this message :
And I really don't know what can happen when drilling down...
Here is the DAX formula I use for my Measure2 :
Measure2 = var datemin = MIN('Table A'[DATE]) var datemax = MAX('Table A'[DATE])
RETURN CALCULATE((DISTINCTCOUNT('Table A'[Player]));
'Table A'[Type] = "X";'Table A'[DATE] >= DATE(YEAR(datemin)-1 ; MONTH(datemin); DAY(datemin));
'Table A'[DATE] <= DATE(YEAR(datemax)-1 ; MONTH(datemax); DAY(datemax)))
As I said, this formula works lovely... except when I try to display the data at Club level.
I hope I've been clear with my explanations.
Thank you.
Heykel.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , This seems correct, Try with this one change. As I doubt row context
Measure2 = var datemin = MINX(allselected('Table A'),'Table A'[DATE])
var datemax = MAXX(allselected('Table A'),'Table A'[DATE])
RETURN CALCULATE((DISTINCTCOUNT('Table A'[Player]));
'Table A'[Type] = "X";'Table A'[DATE] >= DATE(YEAR(datemin)-1 ; MONTH(datemin); DAY(datemin));
'Table A'[DATE] <= DATE(YEAR(datemax)-1 ; MONTH(datemax); DAY(datemax)))
if it gives an error , just return _min or _max and check what you get. Do you get any blank
@Anonymous , This seems correct, Try with this one change. As I doubt row context
Measure2 = var datemin = MINX(allselected('Table A'),'Table A'[DATE])
var datemax = MAXX(allselected('Table A'),'Table A'[DATE])
RETURN CALCULATE((DISTINCTCOUNT('Table A'[Player]));
'Table A'[Type] = "X";'Table A'[DATE] >= DATE(YEAR(datemin)-1 ; MONTH(datemin); DAY(datemin));
'Table A'[DATE] <= DATE(YEAR(datemax)-1 ; MONTH(datemax); DAY(datemax)))
if it gives an error , just return _min or _max and check what you get. Do you get any blank
Thank you Amitchandak, it did work !!
I suspected a contest thing, I tried ALL functions, but ALLSELECTED is all I needed !
Fast and accurate, thank you again 🙂
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