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For the god sake, help!
I have a table called 'Grade Checkin' and in this table there is this columns [Serviço], [Data], [Serviço.ID1] and [Serviço.ID2].
[Serviço] should be a number, but is possible to get 2 numbers in this value between a "/". The value "123/456" is a kind of. If it is 123/456 in [Serviço] and date is [05/28/2019], we got "05/28/2019-123" as [Serviço.ID1] and "05/28/2019-456" as [Serviço.ID2].
In my second table called ' Passagens Sing' I have a column named [Serviço.ID].
In this case, there is always only one number in column [Serviço], so we have just a [Serviço.ID] column. We might have a row with value "05/28/2019-123" and a row with value "05/28/2019-456" in the same column.
Values in 'Passagens Sing'[Serviço.ID] can match with [Serviço.ID1] or [Serviço.ID2] in 'Grade Checkin" table. These tables are not related.
I need a measure in 'Grade Checkin' that count rows in 'Passagens Sing' wich match values in this way: [Serviço.ID] is equal to [Serviço.ID1] or equal to [Serviço.ID2]
I have this:
.Checkin Etrip = CALCULATE( CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( FILTER( 'Passagens Sing'; [Check-in]="Checkin e-trip" )); USERELATIONSHIP('Grade Checkin'[Serviço.ID1];'Passagens Sing'[Serviço.ID]); ALL('Grade Checkin'[Lançamento]) ); USERELATIONSHIP('Grade Checkin'[Serviço.ID2];'Passagens Sing'[Serviço.ID]) )
But if I use this in a table with [Serviço] I don't get a correct result. Table total is correct, but row values is not. In rows table the only values showed is for [Serviço.ID1].
For example: Serviço value 236/237 should result in 31. 7 for 236 plus 24 for 237.
Please.
When you have nested calculates like this and the two USERELATIONSHIP functions affect the same two tables what happens is that Power BI will not use both relationships, instead the inner calculate function will override the outer one. The fix for this would be to just add the results of the two relationships together
eg.
.Checkin Etrip = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( FILTER( 'Passagens Sing'; [Check-in]="Checkin e-trip" )); USERELATIONSHIP('Grade Checkin'[Serviço.ID1];'Passagens Sing'[Serviço.ID]); ALL('Grade Checkin'[Lançamento]) ) + CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( FILTER( 'Passagens Sing'; [Check-in]="Checkin e-trip" )); USERELATIONSHIP('Grade Checkin'[Serviço.ID2];'Passagens Sing'[Serviço.ID]) )
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