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Hi All,
I have a measure that works fine to define the lats reported date in my table:
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Calling a measure inside of an iterator like FILTER means a context transition happens that transforms all of the row context into filter context, so that even though [Last date] removes the Date filter context, all of the other column values in that row are still being applied as filter context, in which case you aren't getting the max over the whole table as you expect.
Often, it's easier to sidestep the problem using variables. This also has the advantage of only calculating that measure once instead of for each row of the table you're filtering.
Test Case Step-Blocked-Last =
VAR LastDate = [Last date]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status] );
'PH_TestCaseStep'[Date] = LastDate;
'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status] = "Blocked"
)
Depending on how you want the measure to behave, you may want to keep existing filters on the table rather than replace them. In that case, use
Test Case Step-Blocked-Last =
VAR LastDate = [Last date]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status] );
KEEPFILTERS ( 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Date] = LastDate );
KEEPFILTERS ( 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status] = "Blocked" )
)
Hi,
Share some data, describe the business question and show the expected result.
Hi @Anonymous
Try this:
Test Case Step-Blocked-Last =
CALCULATE(
COUNT( 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status] );
FILTER(
'PH_TestCaseStep';
'PH_TestCaseStep'[Date]
= CALCULATE( MAX( 'PH_Date'[Date] ); ALL( 'PH_Date'[Date] ) )
&& 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status] = "Blocked"
)
)
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Appreciate your Kudos!!
Calling a measure inside of an iterator like FILTER means a context transition happens that transforms all of the row context into filter context, so that even though [Last date] removes the Date filter context, all of the other column values in that row are still being applied as filter context, in which case you aren't getting the max over the whole table as you expect.
Often, it's easier to sidestep the problem using variables. This also has the advantage of only calculating that measure once instead of for each row of the table you're filtering.
Test Case Step-Blocked-Last =
VAR LastDate = [Last date]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status] );
'PH_TestCaseStep'[Date] = LastDate;
'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status] = "Blocked"
)
Depending on how you want the measure to behave, you may want to keep existing filters on the table rather than replace them. In that case, use
Test Case Step-Blocked-Last =
VAR LastDate = [Last date]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status] );
KEEPFILTERS ( 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Date] = LastDate );
KEEPFILTERS ( 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status] = "Blocked" )
)
Thank you so much!!!! Work fine.
Hello @Anonymous
Is which visual you are using last date filter?
If you could send sample .pbix that demonstrate what you are looking to get. It would really help providing you a quick solution.
Regards
Kumail Raza
Hi Kumail,
I will try to send the pibx file, need to figure out how. Shall I send it private?
My feeling is that meaure can't be used within the FILTER function. May be I am wrong....
You can send the sample .pbix file by adding it to your drive or dropbox and add the link here.
Regards
Kumail Raza
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly and I would love to see your like.
Try
FILTER('PH_TestCaseStep'; 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Date]=[Last date] && 'PH_TestCaseStep'[Test Case Step Status]="Blocked")
Not sure if it will work as I don;t have a good test case to try it on to hand
Thanks for your reply.
The below measure aimed to calculate from the table all testcases happend on the [Last date]. Even this very simple filtering does not work, so I assume that a measure can't be used in the FILTER function. May be I am wrong...
You need to wrap the table for the FILTER in ALL, as I suggested in my previous post
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Add ALL in date filter:
FILTER( ALL ('PH_TestCaseStep');'PH_TestCaseStep'[Date]=[Last date]);
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Paul on Linkedin.
Hi Paul,
I tried your version. It does not work, the measure still shows the aggerageted value of each day + the my slicer settings are ignored as well.
I am getting lost 🙂
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