ALL Vs REMOVEFILTERS Difference in Power BI | Power BI DAX Tutorial
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2022
- This DAX Power BI tutorial explains the difference between ALL() and REMOVEFILTERS() Dax functions.
Usage of ALL() Dax Function: This function removes the applied filters from the current filter context.
Syntax: ALL ({table or column, [column], [column] …})
1 table The table that you want to clear filters .
2 column The column that you want to clear filters .
ALL() Syntax
Parameters used in Syntax of ALL.
For detailed explanation of ALL() Please see : Usage of ALL()
Usage of REMOVEFILTERS() Dax Function : It Clear filters from the specified tables or columns.
Syntax: REMOVEFILTERS ({table or column, [column], [column] …})
1 table The table that you want to clear filters .
2 column The column that you want to clear filters .
REMOVEFILTERS() Syntax
Parameters used in Syntax of REMOVEFILTERS.
Return Type :N/A. Please See remarks below.
REMOVEFILTERS can only be used to clear filters but not to return a table.
This function is not supported for use in DirectQuery mode when used in calculated columns or row-level security (RLS) rules
Differences between ALL() and REMOVEFILTERS()
REMOVEFILTERS is just an alias of ALL here, so it works in the same manner.
Basically, using only ALL() returns a table including all rows, ignoring any filters that might have been applied.
However, when ALL is used as a filter argument of CALCULATE / CALCULATETABLE, it behaves differently: it removes filters from the table and does not return a table.
To eliminate this confusing behavior of ALL, REMOVEFILTERS was introduced to replace ALL when it is used inside CALCULATE.
Lets take an example of the below code .
ALL Sales =
CALCULATE(
SUM(financials[ Sales]),
All(financials[Country])
)
Here All is an context modifier.
Usage of REMOVEFILTERS :Its an Alias for ALL when its used inside a CALCULATE modifier.
Advantage: RemoveFilters is faster than ALL and hence more efficient.
Disadvantages: Also Remove Filters cannot be used in DQ mode
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Chapters:
0:10 :Introduction to ALL() DAX in Power BI
1:24 Usage of ALL() DAX inside CALCULATE Function as context modifier
3:31 Introduction to REMOVEFILTERS() DAX Function in Power BI
3:57 Differences between ALL() and REMOVEFILTERS() DAX Function in
4:25 Behaviour of REMOVEFILTERS() DAX Function when used inside CALCULATE with Examples
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Thank you very much for this great videos. After learning from others, this video is indeed the best as far as All, AllSELECTED, and ALLEXCEPT are concerned. GBU..
Thank you so much !
It is super helpful that you provided some context behind why the REMOVEFILTERS function was introduced. This insight significantly clarifies the distinctions and similarities between these two functions.
thanks :)
Thank you! Finally a good explanation that makes sense :)
thnx :)
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Very Clear understanding Sir
Glad to hear that
Just found your channel . Really nice content. 👌
Thank you so much :)
Also do a video on Filter vs Calculatetable.
Thanks for the comment Qasim ! Indeed a fine suggestion and I shall keep this in mind .For the time being you can refer to the below .Hope this helps.
community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/FILTER-vs-CALCULATETABLE/m-p/197093
Nice explanation, Can you please share the name of that custom visual which is shown on your report where the text is coming from left and is animating, Thanks in advance.
Its called scroller ..you can download from market place
As you said that ALL function ignores any filters from CALCULATETABLE and it does not return a table.
Does REMOVE FILTERS function return a table in CALCULATETABLE case?
If yes please share me that video.
See if this helps czcams.com/video/BPo7SzJXb0w/video.html
Thank you for your sincere response. I have come to know that clear difference between ALL and ALL EXCEPT. And REMOVE FILTERS.
I shall try them with CALCULATE AND CALCULATETABLE functions for more clarity.
This is not done.
Abinash :) Thats how it is brother !
Basically when you want to remove filters through calculate (like in your example) then you can use each one. It's the same.
When you want to create a table for some purpose that has all the values regardless of filters, then you use ALL
Also please check :
community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/DAX-Commands-and-Tips/ALL-vs-REMOVEFILTERS/m-p/2530751