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Hi
How do I edit this DAX code (used to calculate percentile in terms of [Client] experiencing [ID]) to ensure that the only filter it pays attention to is [Start Time]?
I plan to plot the output value by the Start Time column. I want the end values to stay constant even when you apply filters. eg filter on a single client, to show if that client's straight [ID] volume falls below or above the xth percentile of incident volume for that month.
Can you help? I have 2 approaches outlined below but ino matter what I try (ALLEXCEPT, ALL) I am unable to ignore filters (other than start time).
Sample data (there are lots more columns that I would want to filter on and have the output values stay constant , but for example):
ID | Client | Start Time |
1 | a | 02/01/2021 05:00 |
1 | b | 02/01/2021 05:00 |
1 | c | 02/01/2021 05:00 |
2 | b | 02/01/2021 00:00 |
2 | c | 02/01/2021 00:00 |
3 | b | 01/01/2021 00:00 |
Approach 1#
Approach 2#
Hey I am having the same problem.
Have you find any solution yet?
Thanks
Unfortunately not - when I filter by client the output value actually just reverts to some kind of percentile calculation for all the [ID] that the client is on rather than keeping constant. Its like it limits the group being calculated for to only clients that show in [ID] that your selected client also shows up in. Any other ideas?
Unfiltered on client:
Filtered on client - the Top .5% value moves with the filter:
Dear ,
Can you share some sample of the PBIX File , it will be helpfull to test it out and see what is happenieng .
Regards ,
RETURN CALCULATE(
PERCENTILEX.INC (
SummaryTable,
[Distinct ID Count],
0.995),
ALLEXCEPT('Incidents', 'Incidents'[Start Time]))
see if this works with you ALLEXCEPT in approach 2
I am having the same problem, but your measure doesnt really work....
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