CUBEVALUE returning blanks?!?!

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  1. 365
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Hey all,

I have tried to the following CUBE formulas in order to get a value based on results from two columns within a dataset inside Power Pivot, however they all return blank.

=CUBEVALUE("ThisWorkbookDataModel","[Measures].[Path PP Plan Yes]", "[Path].[Pathway Plan].No", "[Service Areas].[Service Areas].["&A56&"]") = returns blank

=CUBEVALUE("ThisWorkbookDataModel","[Path].[Pathway Plan].No", "[Path].[PP Eligible for Plan].Yes", "[Service Areas].[Service Areas].["&A56&"]") = returns blank
CUBEVALUE("ThisWorkbookDataModel","[Measures].[Path PP Yes Plan No]", "[Service Areas].[Service Areas].[&"A56&"]") = returns blank

=CUBEVALUE("ThisWorkbookDataModel","[Measures].[Path PP Plan Yes]", "[Measures].[Path Plan No]", "[Service Areas].[Service Areas].["&A56&"]") = returns #VALUE

Background info :
[Measures].[Path PP Plan Yes] = [Path].[PP Eligible for Plan].Yes
[Measures].[Path Plan No] = [Path].[Pathway Plan].No
[Measures].[Path PP Yes Plan No] = [Path].[PP Eligible for Plan].Yes and [Path].[Pathway Plan].No

The two columns in my table which I am trying to attain information from have various "Yes" and "No"'s -
[Measures].[Path PP Yes Plan No] returns 20 rows of data in Power Pivot (which is correct).

DAX formula : Path PP Yes Plan No:=CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( 'Path' ), FILTER('Path','Path'[PP Eligible for Plan] = "Yes"), FILTER('Path','Path'[Pathway Plan] = "No"))

There should be figures returning and have no idea why this is not the case.
I have checked data in [Service Areas].[Service Areas] and I am able to find matching data in Path table so the CUBE formula section : "[Service Areas].[Service Areas].["&A56&"]") works -
I also know this as I have other CUBEVALUE formulas which use this formula section (my other CUBEVALUE formulas work).

Sadly, I cannot share the Workbook or its contents due to GDPR.

If anyone can assist that would be great. I am fairly new to CUBE formulas so if an explanation could be given along with the answer, that would be amazing.

Thank you in advance.
 

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