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Laura1996
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2 years ago
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wrong measure total including if statement

I have a table "Komm", which looks like following. Right now my Total of "Factor final" is wrong and I cant wrap my head arount how to do it correctly:   Name Product Description Amount Unit...
DAX
if statement
measure
Totals
  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    1 year ago

    Hi Laura1996 ,

    Based on the description, try to use the following DAX formula.

    Faktor final = 
VAR IsSpecificUnit = 
    SUMX(
        Komm, 
        IF(
            Komm[Unit] IN {"M", "GA", "L", "KG"}, 
            RELATED('Factor'[Factor]), 
            Komm[Amount] * RELATED('Factor'[Factor])
        )
    )
RETURN 
    IF (
        HASONEVALUE(Komm[Name]),
        IsSpecificUnit,
        SUMX(
            Komm,
            IF (
                Komm[Unit] IN {"M", "GA", "L", "KG"},
                RELATED('Factor'[Factor]),
                Komm[Amount] * RELATED('Factor'[Factor])
            )
        )
    )

    Then, select the Jack name.

     

    Best Regards,

    Wisdom Wu

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Laura1996
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1 year ago

hey Nonessential ğŸ™‚

thank you for your try, unfortunately, The Factor is not in the same table, so the code is not working. I marked the problem in red, tried i with the relate function or to summarize, however don't know how to make it work:

New Factor =
VAR _Tbl =
ADDCOLUMNS(
SELECTCOLUMNS(Data,Data[Name],Data[Description],Data[Amount],Data[Factor (comes from another table called "Factors")],Data[Unit]),
"Final Factor", IF(
    Data[Unit] IN {"M", "GA", "L","KG"},
    CALCULATE(SUM(Data[Factor (comes from another table called "Factors")])),
    CALCULATE(SUMX(Data,Data[Amount]*Data[Factor (comes from another table called "Factors")]))
))

 

RETURN SUMX(_Tbl,[Final Factor])
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Nonessential
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1 year ago

Hi Laura1996 , Could you bring the Factor from your Factors table into your KOMM table using a calculated column? Something like; 

LOOKUPVALUE(
        'Factors'[Factor],
        'KOMM'[Description],
        'Factors'[Description])
This assumes that there are 2 matching/correlating columns, one in KOMM and another in Factors - in the example above the matching columns are Description but you could swap these out if necessary.