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Incorrect Total for measure
Hi team, I am aware this is a common type of question but I haven't worked how to resolve it.
I have a situation where I need to find the latest date(s), and then sum the data based between that date and ten days prior.
I need this to display at all times, ignoring the date slicers. Below is what I have come up with, and it does give me the correct value per Plant. But how do I adjust it so the Total is actually the sum of what's above it?
Hi,
I am not sure how your semantic model looks like, but please try something like below whether it suits your requirement.
SumStationRows = VAR MaxDate = CALCULATE ( MAXX ( F_Station, F_Station[CalendarDate] ), ALL ( DIM_Calendar ) ) VAR MaxDateStart = maxDate - 10 VAR CalculateSum = SUMX ( VALUES ( 'PlantIDtable'[PlantId] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( F_Station[RowCount] ), FILTER ( ALL ( DIM_Calendar ), DIM_Calendar[CalendarDate] >= MaxDateStart && DIM_Calendar[CalendarDate] <= MaxDate ) ) ) RETURN CalculateSum
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- Jihwan_Kim
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Hi,
I am not sure how your semantic model looks like, but please try something like below whether it suits your requirement.
SumStationRows = VAR MaxDate = CALCULATE ( MAXX ( F_Station, F_Station[CalendarDate] ), ALL ( DIM_Calendar ) ) VAR MaxDateStart = maxDate - 10 VAR CalculateSum = SUMX ( VALUES ( 'PlantIDtable'[PlantId] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( F_Station[RowCount] ), FILTER ( ALL ( DIM_Calendar ), DIM_Calendar[CalendarDate] >= MaxDateStart && DIM_Calendar[CalendarDate] <= MaxDate ) ) ) RETURN CalculateSum - AnonymousNot applicable
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