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Shivkanyabyale
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keep default latest month on scorecard if no month selected

Headcount: =
COUNTAX(
    FILTER(
        Salary,
        Salary[Value] <> 0
    ),
    'Salary'[Particular]
)

this is my measure which counts headcount for me i want to update measure in such a way that when no month selected from date filter then i shoud see latest month headcount if month selected then hedcount of that selected month  date in filter is from datetable and date  of latest month i want to use is from salary table
can anyone help me 
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Shivkanyabyale
Frequent Visitor

Thanks idealy this shoud work but it is giving bank values with or without selecting month
when SelectedMonth used in return i got appropriate selected month but  when used
CALCULATE (COUNTAX (FILTER (Salary,Salary[Value] <> 0 && Salary[Month] = SelectedMonth),'Salary'[Particular]),'Date'[Month] = SelectedMonth)
not getting headcount of any month ,not sure why 

i try selected value function, max month is measure which returns the latest month of salary table 
this is working fine for now 

Headcount: =

VAR SelectedMonth = SELECTEDVALUE(DateTable[Month Year],[max month])
RETURN
    COUNTAX(
        FILTER(
            Salary,
            Salary[Value] <> 0 &&
            (Salary[month]) = SelectedMonth
        ),
        Salary[Particular]
    )

 

dharmendars007
Super User
Super User

Hello @Shivkanyabyale , 

 

Please use the below revised code...

 

Headcount =
VAR SelectedMonth =
IF (
ISFILTERED('Date'[Month]), -- Check if a month is selected
MAX('Date'[Month]), -- Use selected month
CALCULATE(MAX('Date'[Month]), ALL('Date')) -- Use the latest month when no filter is applied
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (COUNTAX (FILTER (Salary,Salary[Value] <> 0 && Salary[Month] = SelectedMonth),'Salary'[Particular]),'Date'[Month] = SelectedMonth)

 

If you find this helpful , please mark it as solution and Your Kudos/Likes are much appreciated!

 

Thank You

Dharmendar S

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