In previous chapters, we have explored the filter context and how the construct of the visual, slicers, and filters all come together to filter the data model on the evaluation of a measure. You have learned that with the CALCULATE function, you can modify these filters programmatically. What you don’t yet know is how to remove filters so you can calculate your own totals and subtotals. But better still, knowing how to remove filters means you can programmatically reapply totally different ...
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A. BoxUp and Running with DAX for Power BI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8188-8_88. The ALL Function and All Its Variations
Alison Box1
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Billingshurst, West Sussex, UK
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