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HASONEVALUE CALCULATE COLUMN SUMX
Hi,
I need help with the following measure.
I need to the result of 36.2 (sum of 16.9 + 19.3) instead of what is given in the red circle.
Not sure why HASONEVALUE is not working in this case.
Coudl you help me to correct the issue ?
Thanks !
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi cristianml ,
You can try to modify dax as follows:
NWD_2 = IF( HASONEVALUE('00_CALENDAR'[FY & Q]), Sumx( Values('00_CALENDAR'[FY & Q]), IF([Rev Current Quarter]>0 && [NWD Value]>0, [NWD Value],blank()), Blank())Or You can create a measure.
Sum_Total = VAR _table = SUMMARIZE ( '00_CALENDAR', '00_CALENDAR'[FY & Q], "_value", [ NWD_2] ) RETURN IF ( HASONEVALUE ( '00_CALENDAR'[FY & Q] ), [NWD_2], SUMX ( _table, [_value] )Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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4 Replies
- littlemojopuppy
Community Champion
cristianml can you provide some sample data to work with?
- powerbi_zoneFrequent Visitor
Hello littlemojopuppy ,
The HASONEVALUE is a very simple dax which returns TRUE when the context for column Name has been filtered to one distinct value only. Otherwise is FALSE.
Syntax: HASONEVALUE(<ColumnName>)
Parameter: It passes the name of an existing column. It cannot be an expression.Return value : Boolean TRUE/FALSE
You can get the sample data and pbix from the below video in the description/comment section
Hope this helps!
- littlemojopuppy
Community Champion
powerbi_zone I'm not sure why this is directed to me, but it certainly seems like a commercial for something...
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi cristianml ,
You can try to modify dax as follows:
NWD_2 = IF( HASONEVALUE('00_CALENDAR'[FY & Q]), Sumx( Values('00_CALENDAR'[FY & Q]), IF([Rev Current Quarter]>0 && [NWD Value]>0, [NWD Value],blank()), Blank())Or You can create a measure.
Sum_Total = VAR _table = SUMMARIZE ( '00_CALENDAR', '00_CALENDAR'[FY & Q], "_value", [ NWD_2] ) RETURN IF ( HASONEVALUE ( '00_CALENDAR'[FY & Q] ), [NWD_2], SUMX ( _table, [_value] )Best Regards,
Liu Yang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.