Ignoring Dimension Context but including Slicer Context - IN a table to get the sum Total

[suryaa30]

Hi, I come from Qliksense background and we have the concept of Including or excluding Dimensions in a table and Including or excluding selections in a Filter over a table or measure.  I am trying to find an equivalent in Power BI to relate to.
Actual Table

Total Sales = Sum('Internet Sales'[Sales Amount])

Total Sales (All Countries) =

IF(

ISBLANK([Total Sales]),

BLANK(),

CALCULATE( [Total Sales],

REMOVEFILTERS('Sales Territory'[Sales Territory Country])))

I want my Total Selected sales Expression to be corrected to show $13,862,863.16 in every row of the table, So the selection of Countries is applied but the Dimension is ignored, It always shows the Total sales for selected countries.

 

TotalSalesSelected =

Var _selectedCountry = SELECTEDVALUE('Sales Territory'[Sales Territory Country] )

return

IF(

ISBLANK(Sum('Internet Sales'[Sales Amount])),

BLANK(),

CALCULATE( Sum('Internet Sales'[Sales Amount]),

FILTER(ALL('Sales Territory') ,[Sales Territory Country]= _selectedCountry)))

[parry2k]

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[parry2k · Accepted solution]

@suryaa30 try this measure:

Total Sales (All Countries) =
IF(
ISBLANK([Total Sales]),
BLANK(),
CALCULATE( [Total Sales],
ALLSELECTED('Sales Territory'[Sales Territory Country])))

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[suryaa30]

HI @parry2k   this was my first post in the community appreciate your quick  response,, thanks much