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Bonjour,
Peux-tu nous donner le contexte dans lequel tu veux retourner plusieurs variables d'une formule DAX ? Est-ce que tu veux sortir une ligne contenant la valeur de chaque variable dans chaque colonne ?
Si c'est le cas je t'invite à jeter un oeil à ce lien qui explique bien comment le faire : https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/using-generate-and-row-instead-of-addcolumns-in-dax/
Hello,
Could you give us more context on what you try to return multiple values with a single DAX formula ? Do you want to get a row with value of the variables in each columns ?
If this is the case I invite you to check this link that explain the best way to do it : https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/using-generate-and-row-instead-of-addcolumns-in-dax/
Igna
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