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Below is a simplistic view of the data:
The goal is to exclude rows from displaying in the above table where #Calls <50, which I can easily do with a filter. However, I need the GT Logical Reads to INCLUDE all Calls.
This is my measure, but it is not working.
Any assistance is appreciated!
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I was able to accomplish this by setting the values for all the slicers and then removing the one.
I was able to accomplish this by setting the values for all the slicers and then removing the one.
All works EXCEPT it gives me the total for all the data. I want the total calculated based on all the selections made which can include multiple filters on Customer, Date and Object.
Hard to say definitively with the information provided, maybe something like...
_GT_LogReads =
CALCULATE (
[_LogRead],
REMOVEFILTERS ( DMV[NumberOfCalls] )
)
If REMOVEFILTERS doesn't work for you, investigate ALLEXCEPT.
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@Alicia_Anderson Try using ALL instead of ALLSELECTED