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- Anonymous6 years ago
Hi Anonymous ,
If i understand you correctly, ALLSELECT() function might be helpful for you.
Please refer to the measures below and modify your measures.
sum = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[PotentialValue]),ALLSELECTED('Table')) count = CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[ID]),ALLSELECTED('Table'))Result would be shown as below.
BTW, since the filters you used are visual level filter, they can't affect other views such as SUM and COUNT above.
Instead, you can use page level filter if you want.
Best Regards,
Jay
Community Support Team _ Jay Wang
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Anonymous
create 2 new measures
1.
MeasureCount = calculate(count([Handoff ]);ALL('Table'))and
MeasureSum = calculate(sum([PotentialValue]);ALL('table'))then add this measures to table visual and set Do not aggregate
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Hi,
I tried your suggestion. I was unable to use the syntax you provided in its entirety. The ;ALL('Table') did not work for me. I did create the measure in the image below and added it to my table.
It qadded a new column with the number 1 for each row and added each row to my results, thus I have a total of 1741 rather than the 7 I need. What I would like to do is just be able to count the returned results. Using my prior image, I would like the Total to appear at the bottom with the number 7 under Handoff and 125,000 under the Potental Value column.
Peter
- az386 years agoCommunity Champion
Anonymous
what do you mean "The ;ALL('Table') did not work for me"?what kind error do you see?try to replace ";"to ",". it depends on localization
and why count should be 7 if i see scrollbar and 8 ros as minimum in visual
you could share your pbix-file to https://uploadfiles.io/ for example
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