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Hello,
I have a problem
When selecting column in first visual, I am getting wrong visual in second visual. Second visual sum is 58163 while first visual shows 35 286. Both visuals use same measure like this:
Prekės likutis, EUR (KATEGORIJA) =
CALCULATE (
[Likutis, Eur],
FILTER (
DISTINCT (ALL(I27[I27_KODAS_PS] )),
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
'Pasirinkti_sandeliams',
[17_1_1_Pasiskirstymas pagal kategorijas]='Pasirinkti_sandeliams'[Kategorijos]
)
) > 0
)
)
Kategorijos are
Kategorijos ar categories: filter final sum by category. So what I am doing wrong?
Hi @Analitika ,
Are the fields of both visualizations the same table? Could you please provide some example data? What are the parameters in your DAX?
Best regards,
Mengmeng Li
The issue likely stems from nested FILTER logic or improper relationships. Here's a simplified version of your formula for debugging:
|
Prekės likutis, EUR (KATEGORIJA) =
CALCULATE(
[Likutis, Eur],
FILTER(
ALL(I27[I27_KODAS_PS]),
[17_1_1_Pasiskirstymas pagal kategorijas] IN VALUES('Pasirinkti_sandeliams'[Kategorijos])
))
HI,
After I am getting the same result. Here example:
The result of second visual is 34450 instead of 27789. Why I am getting wrong filtering.
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