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Problem Description: I am experiencing an issue with a Year-To-Date (YTD) measure in Power BI. When I insert this YTD measure into a matrix visualization, the Net Income value disappears. However, when I remove the YTD aspect and display the measure without YTD calculation, the Net Income value reappears, albeit incorrect.
Context:
Issue Description:
I would greatly appreciate any insights into why the YTD measure is behaving unexpectedly in this specific matrix visualization. Additionally, suggestions for troubleshooting or refining the DAX formula would be incredibly helpful.
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
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It's not clear if the measure in these 2 matrix is the same. I will assume so. The existence, or not, of a second measure in a matrix cannot affect the first measure, so that is not the cause. It seems the columns in rows in both matrixes are different. This is the likely cause. I suggest you create a new blank page, add 2 matrixes containing the measure in question, then build both matrixes. Watch carefully to see what works and what causes it not to work. Then investigate what stops it working.
Hi,
Does this revised simplified measure, reolve the mystery of the disappearance?
YTDNetIncome = CALCULATE([YTDOperatingIncome] + [YTDOtherIncome],DATESYTD('Calendar'[Date])
Hello,
Unfortunately, the suggested solution did not resolve the issue. Upon inserting the YTD measures, the entire row disappears from the visualization.
Thank you for your contribution.
It's not clear if the measure in these 2 matrix is the same. I will assume so. The existence, or not, of a second measure in a matrix cannot affect the first measure, so that is not the cause. It seems the columns in rows in both matrixes are different. This is the likely cause. I suggest you create a new blank page, add 2 matrixes containing the measure in question, then build both matrixes. Watch carefully to see what works and what causes it not to work. Then investigate what stops it working.
Thank you, the problem was a filter. As soon as I did your solution I found out the issue.
Hello,
They aren't the same measure, but both measures have a similar structure as I show bellow:
1) The one that's working on income statement, and showing the right, value is built with this summary structure:
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