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Hi All,
I have a calculation in Tableau I would like to replicate in Power BI. The calculation is fixing the level of detail as follows:
Tableau:
{FIXED [Month], [Restaurant Number], [Employee Role Name], [Employee Role Type], [Employee Tenure Band]: MAX([Store Headcount])}
And I am trying to replicate in Power BI as follows:
_StoreHeadcountFixed = CALCULATE( SUM(Sheet1[Store Headcount]) ,ALLEXCEPT(Sheet1,Sheet1[Month]) ,All(Sheet1[RestaurantNumber]) ,allexcept(Sheet1, Sheet1[Employee Role Name]) ,ALLexcept(Sheet1,Sheet1[Employee Tenure Band]) )
This is what the data looks like blown out:
When looking at the monthly level of granularity I expect my data to look like this (Tableau):
So it is basically summing up Store Head Count for each month.
But instead it looks like this in Power BI:
Any help with this calc would be much appreciated!
When you see a repeating figure like that it's more than likely a relationship issue. Can you upload the data model or at least a screenshot?
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