DAX function

REMOVEFILTERS — DAX function reference

Clear filters (modern ALL).

Syntax

dax

REMOVEFILTERS([<table> | <column1> [, <column2>, …]])

dax

CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[Amount]), REMOVEFILTERS(Sales[Region]))

→ A number

dax

CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[Amount]), REMOVEFILTERS(Product))

→ Total ignoring all Product-table filters, keeping Date/Region

REMOVEFILTERS() with no arguments clears the entire filter context, the same as ALL() with no table.

dax

DIVIDE([Sales], CALCULATE([Sales], REMOVEFILTERS()))

→ Percent of the grand total, using the modern no-arg form

REMOVEFILTERS behaves like ALL as a CALCULATE filter argument, but unlike ALL it can't be used as a standalone table expression elsewhere — e.g., COUNTROWS(REMOVEFILTERS(Product)) isn't valid the way COUNTROWS(ALL(Product)) is.
It was introduced to make intent explicit, so prefer it over ALL in new CALCULATE filter arguments for readability, but expect older models to still use ALL everywhere.

From Filter context