The following measure formula sums SalesAmount_USD and uses the ALLEXCEPT function to remove any context filters on the DateTime table except if the filter has been applied to the CalendarYear column. DAX =CALCULATE(SUM(ResellerSales_USD[SalesAmount_USD]),ALLEXCEPT(DateTime, DateTime[CalendarYear]...
If you want to include sales from January and February in the row next to the actual sales for March, you must first remove the filter created by the matrix. This is what ALL() does when it is wrapped around the Calendar table in line 5: It removes the filter context that comes from...
DAX Formula Filter 比如下图中GUI中就存在三个Filter Context,这些Filter Context 就会在PowerBI中自动作用到Measure上 image.png 3.4 Calculate Filter Context 会在PowerBI中自动作用到Measure的计算上下文中。 但是有些场景需要调整FilterContext,这个可以通过使用函数CALCULATE实现。 示例1 计算 Total Sales(所有国家) ...
For the denominator, you remove the existing filter on CalendarYear by using the ALL(Column) function. This calculates the sum over the remaining rows on the ResellerSales_USD table, after applying the existing context filters from the column labels. The net effect is that for the denominator ...
For the denominator, you remove the existing filter on CalendarYear by using the ALL(Column) function. This calculates the sum over the remaining rows on the ResellerSales_USD table, after applying the existing context filters from the column labels. The net effect is that for the denominator ...
Filter modifier functions allow you to do more than simply add filters. They provide you with additional control when modifying filter context. Expand table FunctionPurpose REMOVEFILTERSRemove all filters, or filters from one or more columns of a table, or from all columns of a single table. ...
In general, for Carbon calculating we need to remove filter context from Category Main. In case of parameter table we can't remove shadow filter content since internally DAX makes grouping and we can't get content from the column grouped by other column. ...
When filter expressions are provided, the CALCULATE function modifies the filter context to evaluate the expression. For each filter expression, there are two possible standard outcomes when the filter expression is not wrapped in the KEEPFILTERS function: ...
CALCULATE(<expression>[, <filter1> [, <filter2> [, …]]]) Evaluates an expression in a filter context. HASONEVALUE(<columnName>) Returns TRUE when the context for columnName has been filtered down to one distinct value only. Otherwise, it is FALSE. ALLNOBLANKROW( | <column>[, <col...
If you are dealing with Power BI/Power Pivot, it doesn’t take long before you encounter the ...