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Line value missing from combination chart
You have not selected total employee that is why it is filtered try with measure having all like
Total Employee new = calculate(Statistic[Total Employee],Filter(all(Statistic),[Statistic]="Employee")
or
Total Employee new = calculate(sum(Statistic[Value),Filter(all(Statistic),[Statistic]="Employee")
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hi Anonymous
If possible, could you please share your sample pbix file for us have a test, there should be something wrong in other.
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Lin
Thanks again for sticking with this.
I tried to reproduce the issue in a simple PowerBI report but I couldn't actually get to my original screenshot with the measure appearing in the table but not appearing in the chart.
So I don't understand how I got the original screenshot in my question as I can't reproduce it now.
Anyway I fiddled with the DAX and actually found that amitchandak first suggestion was correct around the DAX. So I'll mark his answer as correct in this case - I hope you don't mind.
To summarise, this DAX expressions do not give the required result
Total Employees = CALCULATE(
SUM(Statistics[Value]),
FILTER(
Statistics,
[Statistic]="Total Employees"
)
)
and this expression does:
Total Employees = CALCULATE(
SUM(Statistics[Value]),
FILTER(
ALL(Statistics),
[Statistic]="Total Employees"
)
)