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I have created cummulative data in new measure called Running Total Measure however I need this measure to show based on slicer as well if I select more than one filter, it should show on these conditions as well if no option is selected show all.
Now it is working only if I select one condition if I don't select any or select more than one, it will show wrong data
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@c13pan for multiple values
you do
SLM'[Sites.Name] in values('SLM'[Sites.Name])
example
CALCULATE (
SUM ('SteamLeak Main'[LeakCosts.LostOpportunityCostAnnually]),FILTER ( 'SteamLeak Main', 'SteamLeak Main'[Statuses.Name]<>"Closed"&&'SteamLeak Main'[Statuses.Name]<>"Repair Complete" && SLM'[Sites.Name] in values('SLM'[Sites.Name]) ), filter(ALL('Date'), 'Date'[Date] <= Max('Date'[Date]) ))
@c13pan , Usually we try to use slicer from the same table or related table and use cumulative logic using date table (Date table connected with date of your table)
Logic will like this
CALCULATE (
SUM ('SteamLeak Main'[LeakCosts.LostOpportunityCostAnnually]),FILTER ( 'SteamLeak Main', 'SteamLeak Main'[Statuses.Name]<>"Closed"&&'SteamLeak Main'[Statuses.Name]<>"Repair Complete"), filter(ALL('Date'), 'Date'[Date] <= Max('Date'[Date]) ))
To get the best of the time intelligence function. Make sure you have a date calendar and it has been marked as the date in model view. Also, join it with the date column of your fact/s. Refer :radacad sqlbi My Video Series Appreciate your Kudos.
let us say we do like your advice how can i pass multiple values from slicer to this measure can you help pleasE?
@c13pan for multiple values
you do
SLM'[Sites.Name] in values('SLM'[Sites.Name])
example
CALCULATE (
SUM ('SteamLeak Main'[LeakCosts.LostOpportunityCostAnnually]),FILTER ( 'SteamLeak Main', 'SteamLeak Main'[Statuses.Name]<>"Closed"&&'SteamLeak Main'[Statuses.Name]<>"Repair Complete" && SLM'[Sites.Name] in values('SLM'[Sites.Name]) ), filter(ALL('Date'), 'Date'[Date] <= Max('Date'[Date]) ))
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