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I'm reaching out here after about 5 days of tyring to unpick the issue myself with lots of rebuilds, googling, different measures, calculated columns etc and still failing.
I have data in a format similar to the table below. I created a couple of measures
| PERSON_ID | ORGANISATION | IS_ACTIVE | IS_ELIGIBLE | IS_COMPELTE | COMPLETION_DATE |
| 009e2ed0 | CORMACK & SON | TRUE | TRUE | TRUE | 18/10/2024 00:00 |
| 00a0100e | CORMACK & SON | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | |
| 00a3f0fb | CORMACK & SON | TRUE | FALSE | TRUE | 16/10/2024 00:00 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
In your eligible measure you are only removing filters from the 'Date'[Date] column, which is why it works when you have the date column on the axis. You need to remove filters from the entire date table,
Eligible =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( data[PERSON_ID] ),
data[IS_ELIGIBLE] = TRUE (),
data[IS_ACTIVE] = TRUE (),
ALL ( 'Date' )
)
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I'm pretty sure what you've told me I saw in many a googling over the last week but clearly didn't see the wood for the trees.
In your eligible measure you are only removing filters from the 'Date'[Date] column, which is why it works when you have the date column on the axis. You need to remove filters from the entire date table,
Eligible =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( data[PERSON_ID] ),
data[IS_ELIGIBLE] = TRUE (),
data[IS_ACTIVE] = TRUE (),
ALL ( 'Date' )
)
thank you thank you thank you! I'm so stupid! you're a life saver.
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