Reputation: 1949
I have a simple data set with a Calendar table and an Interviews table. The interviews table has the following columns: CreatedOn, ClosedOn, Region, Division, Language and Index.
The relationship between the two tables is established on the Interviews[CreatedOn] and Calendar[Date] column. An inactive relationship is established on the Interviews[ClosedOn] and Calendar[Date] columns.
I have a date slicer using Calendar[Date] to let the user select a date range (In this case, I am testing a date range of Jan 1 2024 to Jan 6 2024) and a page filter to exclude Division = 1.
I want a measure that will count the number of interviews closed whose ClosedOn date fits within the selected date range.
This measure works and returns the correct result of 2641:
Total Closed = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Interviews), USERELATIONSHIP(Interviews[ClosedOn], 'Calendar'[Date]))
I also want a measure that will count the number of interviews closed whose language was French and this is where I have a problem:
Total French Closed = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Interviews), FILTER(Interviews, Interviews[Language] = "French"))
The result is much too low. It is returning 1565 interviews but the expected result should be 2210.
If I do this. the result is blank:
Total French Closed = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Interviews), FILTER(Interviews, Interviews[Language] = "French"), USERELATIONSHIP(Interviews[ClosedOn], 'Calendar'[Date]))
What am I doing wrong?
A sample dataset can be found here.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 258
Reputation: 30289
Total French Closed = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Interviews), USERELATIONSHIP('Calendar'[Date], Interviews[ClosedOn]), Interviews[Language] = "French")
OR
Total French Closed = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Interviews), USERELATIONSHIP('Calendar'[Date], Interviews[ClosedOn]), FILTER(ALLSELECTED(Interviews[Language]), Interviews[Language] = "French"))
OR
Total French Closed = CALCULATE( CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Interviews), FILTER(Interviews, Interviews[Language] = "French")), USERELATIONSHIP('Calendar'[Date], Interviews[ClosedOn]))
As for the reason why. Sergio comes to the rescue:
https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/using-userelationship-in-dax/
Upvotes: 2