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Please Help to understand the difference - have 2 identical visuals with different output - how it's possible?
FYA
P.S. My Desktop version:
@Anonymous Strange part is that I can't recreate the top visual although if I copy and paste it the visual works fine.
@Greg_Deckler
Could you please double check, you can't reccreate the 1st (top) one or 2nd (bottom) one?
Why I am asking: during the session with Microsoft support (TrackingID#2301130050000946) we found out that we can recreate the top one, not the bottom one.
Way to recreate the top visual from bottom one:
Could you please share details, how do you recreate the bottom one?
@Anonymous I just created a new visual from scratch and it matched the bottom one.
How to recreate 2nd (bottom visual behaviour)
P.S. Updated the initial post with 2 links:
@Greg_Deckler , thank you for your feedback.
At least I don't feel myself now as a crazy man with hallucinations - it's a good news. 🙂
Could you pleasse look to this question in related topic:
@Greg_Deckler looked into your youtube channel...
Now it's double interest for me - is it possible to write this rnkDate measure using your NO CALCULATE phylosophy? 🙂
@Anonymous Probably, are you just trying to rank your date based upon your Type and subType?
@Greg_Deckler
I want to rank Date based on all subgroups mentioned in matrix Rows section except Date.
Examples:
So, it means that I want to avoid explicit use of Type and subType columnnames in measures/calculations
P.S.
@Anonymous Sounds like a use case for ALLEXCEPT?
Hi @Greg_Deckler,
Created separate branch for this topic:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/DAX-Commands-and-Tips/NO-CALCULATE-theory-test1/td-p/3028126
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