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I am using this DAX measure to show how many tickets were open on each day:
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Yes this is because of the ALL statement. You can change it to ALLSELECTED() or ALLEXCEPT() functions.
Hi @richardc1 ,
ALL is a table modifier function. It is basically applying the result of your measure to the whole of 'All Tickets' table so any filter coming from the same table will return the same result. It would be better if you provided a workable sample data (not an image) and from that your expected result. Make sure that the both the sample data and expected result cover your use case/scenario and not just bits and pieces of them.
Hi @richardc1 ,
ALL is a table modifier function. It is basically applying the result of your measure to the whole of 'All Tickets' table so any filter coming from the same table will return the same result. It would be better if you provided a workable sample data (not an image) and from that your expected result. Make sure that the both the sample data and expected result cover your use case/scenario and not just bits and pieces of them.
Yes this is because of the ALL statement. You can change it to ALLSELECTED() or ALLEXCEPT() functions.
Awesome, thanks for that!
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