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Hi,
I have been asked to plot student grades across labs as a line chart. There will also be a minimum, maximum, and average grade line that I have created as measures, and a slicer that can filter students which appear on the visualisation. However when a subject on the slicer is selected the min, max, and avg lines are also altered by the slicer. Is there a way around this? I have tried using the ALL() function, but had no such luck. Thanks.
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Hi @3186564,
The all() could work like this:
min = calculate(min('table'[grade]), all('table'[subject]))
Could you please post your formulas here?
Best Regards!
Dale
Hi,
I have been asked to plot student grades across labs as a line chart. There will also be a minimum, maximum, and average grade line that I have created as measures, and a slicer that can filter students which appear on the visualisation. However when a subject on the slicer is selected the min, max, and avg lines are also altered by the slicer. Is there a way around this? I have tried using the ALL() function, but had no such luck. Thanks.
Hi @3186564,
The all() could work like this:
min = calculate(min('table'[grade]), all('table'[subject]))
Could you please post your formulas here?
Best Regards!
Dale
Thanks Dale,
Not sure what I was doing wrong before, but this seems to work,
cheers.
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