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Hello,
I am using IsFiltered for a table call Customers.
What I want to do is check if the Customers table is Filtered but exclude if the field Status is filtered.
IsCustomerFiltered = IsFiltered(Customers,AllExcept(Customers,Status)).
This does not work.
Is there a workaround,
Thank You,
Michael
Solved! Go to Solution.
@MikeSolvesBI Perhaps:
IsCustomerFiltered = ISFILTERED('Customers') && NOT(ISFILTERED('Customers'[Status]))
@MikeSolvesBI Perhaps:
IsCustomerFiltered = ISFILTERED('Customers') && NOT(ISFILTERED('Customers'[Status]))
Hello,
I guess I should have been clearer.
The Status is a page filter and is always on. I want to ignore the page filter.
Sorry,
Michael
Hi @MikeSolvesBI ,
have you found a solution for this case?
I will really appreciate your answer! 🙂
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