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I have RLS on our sales data in our report.
However, I wanted to show aggregated sales numbers at the regional level that everyone can see regardless of the RLS.
Is there a way to write DAX that can bypass or ignore the for specific measures?
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https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/DAX-Code-for-Dynamic-RLS/m-p/807960
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Yes, you can use a combination of CALCULATE() and ALL() to have a specific measure ignore the filters being placed by other measures.
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