Ignoring Date filters in a measure

[Effimero89]

Table 1 (left) is Filtered by "Invoice Date"

Table 2 (right) is Filtered by "Book Date"

I need the record count (a measure) of Table 2 to show up in Table 1 WITHOUT interfereing with the "Total Fare Currency" value of Table 1

[v-yanjiang-msft]

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[v-yanjiang-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @Effimero89 ,

If you mean for the Invoice Date slicer, set the interaction to none in the Table2, and the same for Book Date.

Then you want the Record Count in Table1 show the value same with in Table2. I don't think it's possible, because for Table1, it can use the REMOVEFILTERS function to remove the Invoice Date slicer, but as the Book Date slicer can't interactive with Table1, all columns or measures in Table1 "don't know" what is selected in the Book Date slicer, then it can't show the same value as Record Count in Table2 which is filtered by Book Date.

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[Jeanxyz]

Not quite sure what you need. try something like this

Record Count(M)=calculate(countrows(table_records),all(Dim_Invoice Date), all(dim_fare currency))

[tamerj1]

Hi @Effimero89 
I think you should have a date table that have relationships connected to both date columns in your fact table. One of them will have to inactive. This way you can easily activate a deactivate any of these relationships whenever you want. However, it seems you are connecting eas table to only one of the two slicers which makes it almost impossible. The following has limited chances to work but you may try it

Record Count New =
IF (
    SELECTEDVALUE ( TableName[Country Name] = "Angula" ),
    CALCULATE (
        [Recors Count],
        REMOVEFILTERS ( TableName[Invoice Date] ),
        VALUES ( TableName[Book Date] )
    ),
    [Recors Count]
)