How do I create a series of measures for each day of the week with multiple filters?

m5edward

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I would like to create a series of measures that shows my current week's sales by day. Example: 1 measure shows Sunday's sales, 1 measure shows Monday's sales, etc.

In order to identify the current week, I have added a field to my date table called 'Week Rank' in combination with the max function.

When I use the below formula, I get a very wrong answer. Trying to figure out what the figure is, but no luck so far. What is wrong with my formula?

Sunday Sales = calculate(sum('Transaction_Data'[TotalSales]),filter(all('Dates'), Dates[DayOfWeekName]="Sunday" || Dates[Week Rank]=MAX('Dates'[Week Rank])))
 

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