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Thanks in advance.
I have two fields expected date and requested date in a fact table.
I have created a measure like this:
If (expected date<> blank && expected date < requested date, quantity, blank)
Quantity is measure which already created
Unfortunately its not working as measure in my power bi.
It's giving an error : a table of multiple value was supplied
Any alternative to create this above condition as measure.
Regards,
@TomMartens Thanks for your response.
If (expected date<> blank && expected date < requested date, quantity, blank)
The above expression is a dax measure but in my scenario I can't use aggregation.
Hey @Vkt ,
what you posted is not a measure, at best it's pseudo code.
If you can't use an aggregation function, then you have to use a table iterator function like MAXX, or SUMX. Table iterator functions create a row context, this allows to reference a column w/o using an aggregation function.
Regards,
Tom
Hey @Vkt ,
share the exact DAX code of your measure.
Whenever you are creating a measure you have to wrap a column reference inside an aggregation function like MAX('<your table name>'[the column name]). It also can become possible to wrap the aggregation function inside a CALCULATE( ... ) to modify the current filter context.
If you are new to measures, start here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/transform-model/desktop-tutorial-create-measures?WT.mc_id...
Hopefully, this provides some additional insights to tackle your challenge.
Regards,
Tom
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