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Is there something about the relative date slicer that impacts a measure that is calculating a sum based on all dates. When I create a date slicer that is a list of years or days my measure below works fine. But as soon as I change the the slicer type to a reative date ( where you can say next month or next year or last year, etc) the measure below is suddenly constrained by the time period in the relative slicer - and ALL no longer works. What am I missing? as you can see I tried all on all the components of the PBi generated date hierarchy
The report has one table that shows all the NetFeeCurrent based on the the date slicer and a secondary table that is supposed to show all the NetFeeCurrent regardless of date for whatever project is selected (hasonevalue).
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Ive tried that. Something else must be going on.
With the relative slicer and all(dimdate) i get the following which is not what I want.
The table the right is showing the correct total dollars 1.9MM I want it to list all the fee installments that make that up (they go back to 2018)
This sort of works but
1) it does not work with the realive date slicer above
2) if I include the date field in the table on the left then the table on the right only shows that one date but I want the table on the right show all dates for the selected project. I want it to ignor the date on the selected project and not propogate it through to the other table.
@mgrayTCB , simply use all or allselected on date tbale
example
NetCurrentFee (all dates) =
var _projFee =
CALCULATE(
[NetFeeCurrent],
all(Rev[DateActOrEst],Rev[TagActOrEst]),
All(dimDate)
)
return
if(HASONEVALUE(Project[ProjectName]),_projFee,BLANK())
or
NetCurrentFee (all dates) =
var _projFee =
CALCULATE(
[NetFeeCurrent],
All(dimDate)
)
return
if(HASONEVALUE(Project[ProjectName]),_projFee,BLANK())
Ive tried that. Something else must be going on.
With the relative slicer and all(dimdate) i get the following which is not what I want.
The table the right is showing the correct total dollars 1.9MM I want it to list all the fee installments that make that up (they go back to 2018)
This sort of works but
1) it does not work with the realive date slicer above
2) if I include the date field in the table on the left then the table on the right only shows that one date but I want the table on the right show all dates for the selected project. I want it to ignor the date on the selected project and not propogate it through to the other table.
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