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Kind of an eye chart - but can't figure out what is wrong with my measure.
I have a slicer selecting a date range.
The first card is the [Yield % - PO] measure which equals 3.1%.
The second card is the [% Baseline] measure which should equal the same.
The first card is using the slicer to narrow the dates to 5/19 - 5/25.
The second card is using the measure shown to narrow the dates to the same range (next 3 cards show the Min and Max Date values).
Why aren't the numbers matching?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Ironically, it works if I use MAX('Fiscal Map'[Date]) instead of [Max Date] which is the exact same measure.
Update: I've narrowed it down to [Min Date] and [Max Date] not working in the measure. I can see in the cards that Min and Max date provide the right value, but the 2.1% is all dates - not the filtered dates.
Ironically, it works if I use MAX('Fiscal Map'[Date]) instead of [Max Date] which is the exact same measure.
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