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Hi,
I am using Power Bi Report Builder to generate Dashboard. In these dashboards I need to create a table based on a parameter which give the perimeter for the dashboard. The data collection is made through Power Bi dekstop which is connect to Azure DevOps.
I collect Azure DevOps Item for all the perimeters (OASIS_Perimeter). I can have several permieters associated to the "Ligne" so I use a matrice to associate the ligne to the permieter.
The request I use does not give the same result in DAX studio and in Power Bi Report Builder
I use the following request:
Here the result I have by selecting the Parameter "L15E2" in 'Table Ligne'[Ligne] in DAX:
I have one single result.
The result gives the full table 'Tous PO' with the selected value in parameter usin 'Table Ligne'[Ligne]. It seems the relationship is not activate anymore even with the use of USERELATIONSHIP in the CALCULTETABLE function.
It use to work for more than one years and it failed starting from the 09/07/2024.
Regards,
Joan
Hi Lahryco,
You say this was working and on July 9th started to go wrong? If you believe this is a regression in the Power BI service, I suggest you file a support request. They will need a repro if you can make one from sample data.
Hi Bradsy,
Thanks for you feedback. I have found a solution by changing all my requests. I have replaced the way to calculate the__DS0CoreVar, From:
To:
I will check to open a ticket as it seems to be a regration.
Regards,
Hi, @Lahryco
Possible causes, DAX Studio executes queries against the dataset directly, while Power BI Report Builder relies on paginated reports. The latter may introduce differences due to its specific context and rendering requirements.
Ensure that the relationship between Table Ligne[OASIS_Perimeter] and other tables is correctly defined in your Power BI model.
You can also double-check the measures and filters used in your DAX queries. Differences in filtering or calculations can lead to different results. Investigate any changes made to the data model or dataset after September 7, 2024. Changes in data or relationships can affect the results.
If possible, compare DAX query results directly in Power BI Desktop, which provides more advanced reporting capabilities, to identify any discrepancies. Consider using DAX Studio to debug and explore your data model, and then tune your queries for use in Power BI Report Builder.
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