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I have a simple measure that I am trying to expand upon.
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( Table[ColumnName] ),
Table[AnotherColumn] == "Category"
)
I am then using that measure in a matrix where the rows are dates. However, I want to override the result of the measure to 0 if the year is equal to or before the year 2020. I tried to implement that logic to the measure.
CALCULATE (
IF (
VALUES ( Calendar[Year] ) <= 2020,
0,
DISTINCTCOUNT ( Table[ColumnName] ),
),
Table[AnotherColumn] == "Category"
)
The limitation here seems to be the VALUES function as it seems to return multiple values and the visual is expecting a single value. I've been looking through the DAX documentation for a better function that fits my needs, but have not had any luck so far.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Replacing the Values function with SelectedValue ended up doing the trick!
Replacing the Values function with SelectedValue ended up doing the trick!
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