Table1 counts getting filtered based on table2- I do not want that

[rajatsharma1987]

Table1
aptid	date	programcode
1	1/1/2023	a
2	1/2/2023	a
3	1/3/2023	a
4	1/4/2023	b
5	1/5/2023	b
6	1/6/2023	b
7	1/7/2023	b
8	1/8/2023	c
9	1/9/2023	c
10	1/10/2023	c

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Table2
aptid	date	assigned to
1	1/1/2023	t1
2	1/2/2023	t2
3	1/3/2023	t3
4	1/4/2023	t4
5	1/5/2023	t5

Above are the 2 tables example I have and the relationship is on Aptid and it is one to one and filtering is in both direction.

Now when I calculte the count of the aptids of Table1 it come out to be 5 and not 10 . how can I avaoid Table2 filtering the table 1 rows ? i am using below query :

CALCULATE(COUNT('Table1'[AppointmentID]),Table1[date] >= 06/01/2023,OR('query1'[programcode] = "a",'query1'[programcode] = "b"))

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It seems like you want to calculate the count of rows in Table1 that meet certain criteria (date and programcode) without considering any filtering from Table2. To achieve this, you should use the ALL function in DAX to remove any filters applied by Table2. Here's how you can modify your DAX formula:

CALCULATE(
COUNT('Table1'[AppointmentID]),
FILTER(
ALL('Table1'),
'Table1'[date] >= DATE(2023, 6, 1)
&& ('Table1'[programcode] = "a" || 'Table1'[programcode] = "b")
)
)

In this modified formula:

1. We use the ALL function to remove any filters applied to Table1, including those from Table2.
2. We use the FILTER function to apply the desired filtering criteria to Table1: date greater than or equal to 06/01/2023 and programcode equal to "a" or "b".
3. Finally, we calculate the count of rows in the filtered Table1 using COUNT.

This should give you the count of rows in Table1 that meet your specified criteria without being affected by filters from Table2.