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Hello All,
Powerbi giving me the error "Select Slicer" is not a valid table, variable or function name.
Formula:
Hi BugmanJ,
Can you try below Dax
Appreciate a Kudos!
If this helps and resolves the issue, please mark it as a Solution!
Regards,
N V Durga Prasad
Hi @nvprasad ,
This works but it brings a new problem. I have to use the original sales date rather then the Datetable I have linked to it.
So, the equation given gives the last 7 days of the slider, great! But if the store has closed and hasnt supplied data for say 5 months, its still calculating the last 7 days of that store. Any thoughts how I can get it to ignore and any inkling to whats wrong with using a datetable that works for everything else?
I tried to fix it, recreating the measure and used the Date table (Datetable[Date]) not Datetable[Date].[Date] (What is the . part for?) This creates the blanks, but now gives me the wrong numbers when moving the slider
Infact moving the slider i can see its ignoring the 7 days....
So in short:
1) Works, but includes data from stores that closed months ago (this number doesnt move until that date is reached). Also have to use table date not datetable
2) If i try using datetable, it then ignores 7 days
Thanks
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