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Hi,
DAX has two functions that can be used as filter in CALCULATE: VALUES() and FILTERS().
Would anyone know how they really differ - apart from the fact that VALUES() also takes a table as parameter ? I have done a few tests, but could not spot a difference in results...
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They have difference. FILTERS() will directly apply the column as filter into your calculation, which will ingore other filter. But for VALUES(), it just returns a table of single column with distinct values, which means it will take other filter as well. Please see my sample below:
Measure with VALUES = COUNTROWS(VALUES('Table'[YearMonth]))
Measure with FILTERS = COUNTROWS(FILTERS('Table'[YearMonth]))
Regards,
They have difference. FILTERS() will directly apply the column as filter into your calculation, which will ingore other filter. But for VALUES(), it just returns a table of single column with distinct values, which means it will take other filter as well. Please see my sample below:
Measure with VALUES = COUNTROWS(VALUES('Table'[YearMonth]))
Measure with FILTERS = COUNTROWS(FILTERS('Table'[YearMonth]))
Regards,
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