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jshumaker
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table variable

I am trying to use the output of a LINESTX function in a DAX formula.  When I try to access the Slope1 value from a table variable, the field is not found.  Although if I create a calculated table using LINESTX, I am able to access the Slope1 value.

2 attempts at measure calling linestx variable both w/ error

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calculated table definition w/out error

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measure calling table w/out error

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bcdobbs
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You just need:

 

SELECTCOLUMNS( linVar, [Slope1] )

 

It works referencing the variable but the intellisense can't pick it up at the moment. Just ignore the red underline.

 



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bcdobbs
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You just need:

 

SELECTCOLUMNS( linVar, [Slope1] )

 

It works referencing the variable but the intellisense can't pick it up at the moment. Just ignore the red underline.

 



Ben Dobbs

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