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I was able to figure out the solution its this:
I was able to figure out the solution its this:
@OPS-MLTSD , What ever is in scope removefilter for that using all or allselected or removefilters
example
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
ISINSCOPE('Events'[event name]),CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Events'[EventID]),ALLSELECTED('Events'[event name])) ,
// add for other
)
no need of in clause if they are already joined with table or part of the same table