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Hi, I've searched a lot of other posts but I can't seem to solve my problem.
I have 2 main tables - Mobile & Web that record users of our apps.
There is a 3rd table called AuthActivations that records the date when each user was "activated" in our system.
I also have a DateDim (calendar) table, with a WeekNumber field so the above 3 tables can be grouped by weekly usage.
The AuthActivations need to have a cumulative value with the number of new users added on each week.
I've created a seperate table - WeeklyActivations - that lists all the weeks from my calendar table & the weekly count & cumulative sum of values from AuthActivations.
I've added 2 more columns to this table to get the weekly distinct users from the mobile & web tables.
These last 2 columns work fine when I get the users when grouped by week.
But I also want to be able to see users from a specific company - so need to be able to filter the "Mobile" & "Web" by the selected filter (a single selection of BusinessId) & just get a distinctCount each week.
BUT when I try to add in the filter for the selectedBusinessId, it returns me a whole column of 0s.
If I substitute a hard-coded value in for the SelectedValue (which is in a measure & used as a variable, "__selectedBusinessId"), it works fine.
Which leads me to believe there's something going on when I'm using a SelectedValue as a filter!
Hi @Anonymous ,
According to your description, this situation might be caused by lacking of relationship between two tables, And when using selectedvalue, it will force tables create a relationship.
These are just my guesses, otherwise, could you please share some example data or PBIX to me if you don't have any Confidential Information?
If so, please upload your files to One Drive and share the link here.
Best Regards,
Jay
Community Support Team _ Jay Wang
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Hi @Anonymous ,
thanks for your response.
Below is a link to OneDrive with the .pibx files. Please let me know if its not accessible.
Regarding the relationships: I have joined the necessary tables to be able to filter by BusinessId -
Hi @Anonymous ,
The pbix is not accessible, please make sure anyone with the link can edit it.
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi Jay, I've sent you a Private message regarding this.
Basically I can't make anything on our company's OneDrive public, but I can open it up to you via an email invitation.
Could you send me your email please?
thanks
Anne
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