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Hi, sorry for very easy thing for you but I have a question.
In order to create some graph, I would like to make an expression of "sum ignoring filter".
For example, in the case as below, even if I check some filter, I would keep "Sum value".
It would be appreciated if you could help me. Thanks!!
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I can see you are ignoring all the dates, you want to ignore the column that you are using on the slicer ?
If yes, it's something like:
CALCULATE(SUM(TABLE[COLUMN]), ALL(TABLE[COLUMN_USED_ON_SLICER]))
Hi @yugofukuda ,
You can create a measure like:
CALCULATE(SUM(TABLE[VALUE]), ALL(TABLE[COLUMN_FILTER]))
Thank you for your quick response.
Actually, i tried to use that but it didn't go well as below. How should I do??
I can see you are ignoring all the dates, you want to ignore the column that you are using on the slicer ?
If yes, it's something like:
CALCULATE(SUM(TABLE[COLUMN]), ALL(TABLE[COLUMN_USED_ON_SLICER]))
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