Answer / ojas

Scenariao: We have multiple cities and their respective
Population in a perticular State and Nation.

FOR EACH:
This is used when we want the total population for each
State. Then it will be:
Sum(<Population>)For Each <State>

FOR ALL:
This is used when we want the total population that
includes all the states. Then it will be:
Sum(<Population>)For All <State>

Answer / nameer

For Each :
Used to add the dimension to the calculation context.
eg: sum([sales_revenue] For Each ([quarter])) IN ([year])
For All :
Used to remove the dimension from the calculation context.
eg: sum([sales_revenue] For All ([quarter])) IN ([year])

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