Filter multiple Fields

[Anonymous]

Hi Power BI Community - I was wondering if you could help figure out how I can filter two columns with one table.

So I used the below formula to filter the SubRpDate and it's working fine. 

Total Sub Award Dollar = CALCULATE([Total FedOrigSubAmtNonDBE]+[Total Sub DBEs Dollars], USERELATIONSHIP('Sub List'[SubRptDate], 'Calendar Table'[Date]))

But when I tried to use this formula to filter both SubRpDate and DateStart, I get an error message saying that there's an ambigous relationship

Total Sub Award Dollar = CALCULATE([Total FedOrigSubAmtNonDBE]+[Total Sub DBEs Dollars], USERELATIONSHIP('Sub List'[SubRptDate], 'Calendar Table'[Date]),USERELATIONSHIP('Sub List'[SubRptDate], 'Calendar Table'[Date]))

What I wanted to do is to be able to filter both SubRpDate and DateStart using the date from the calendar Table.

Thank you in advanced. 

[Anonymous]

Hi @mbenjelloun,

Please Use SELECTEDVALUE() instead of USERELATIONSHIP():
Total Sub Award Dollar =

VAR sv =

    FORMAT ( SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Calendar Table'[Date].[Year] ), "" )

RETURN

       IF (

           NOT ( ISFILTERED ( 'Calendar Table'[Date].[Year] ) ),

            MAX ( 'Sub List'[Total FedOrigSubAmtNonDBE] )

               + MAX ( 'Sub List'[Total Sub DBEs Dollars] ),

               IF (

               FORMAT ( MAX ( 'Sub List'[SubRptDate] ), "YYYY" ) = sv

                   || FORMAT ( MAX ( 'Sub List'[DateStart] ), "YYYY" ) = sv,

               MAX ( 'Sub List'[Total FedOrigSubAmtNonDBE] )

                   + MAX ( 'Sub List'[Total Sub DBEs Dollars] ),

               BLANK ()

               )

    )

Result would be shown as below:

BTW, Pbix as attached. Hopefully works for you.

Best Regards,

Jay

Community Support Team _ Jay Wang

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