Propagating once measure is involved
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I have a database of my running.
One table (A) includes Run num, route type and average pace (a measure), and beginning hour of the run
The other table (B) has route type and route distance.
A-B have a one (B) to many (A) relationship on the route type.
Issue:
If I build a table of just Run num and beginning hour and add a slicer of route distance from table B, the table shows only relevant runs.
But, if I add the measure to the table, than the slicer doesn't lead to less rows but rather just the measure is shown only for relevant runs and blank for others.
Why is that (I expected the slicer to filter the runs even with the measure in the table)
Thanks in advance,
Alex
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I have a database of my running.
One table (A) includes Run num, route type and average pace (a measure), and beginning hour of the run
The other table (B) has route type and route distance.
A-B have a one (B) to many (A) relationship on the route type.
Issue:
If I build a table of just Run num and beginning hour and add a slicer of route distance from table B, the table shows only relevant runs.
But, if I add the measure to the table, than the slicer doesn't lead to less rows but rather just the measure is shown only for relevant runs and blank for others.
Why is that (I expected the slicer to filter the runs even with the measure in the table)
Thanks in advance,
Alex
powerbi dax
please post your measure formula
– RADO
Nov 13 at 11:48
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I have a database of my running.
One table (A) includes Run num, route type and average pace (a measure), and beginning hour of the run
The other table (B) has route type and route distance.
A-B have a one (B) to many (A) relationship on the route type.
Issue:
If I build a table of just Run num and beginning hour and add a slicer of route distance from table B, the table shows only relevant runs.
But, if I add the measure to the table, than the slicer doesn't lead to less rows but rather just the measure is shown only for relevant runs and blank for others.
Why is that (I expected the slicer to filter the runs even with the measure in the table)
Thanks in advance,
Alex
powerbi dax
I have a database of my running.
One table (A) includes Run num, route type and average pace (a measure), and beginning hour of the run
The other table (B) has route type and route distance.
A-B have a one (B) to many (A) relationship on the route type.
Issue:
If I build a table of just Run num and beginning hour and add a slicer of route distance from table B, the table shows only relevant runs.
But, if I add the measure to the table, than the slicer doesn't lead to less rows but rather just the measure is shown only for relevant runs and blank for others.
Why is that (I expected the slicer to filter the runs even with the measure in the table)
Thanks in advance,
Alex
powerbi dax
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please post your measure formula
– RADO
Nov 13 at 11:48
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please post your measure formula
– RADO
Nov 13 at 11:48
please post your measure formula
– RADO
Nov 13 at 11:48
please post your measure formula
– RADO
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