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Anonymous
6 years agoNot applicable
SUMX with duplicate values
Hi all,
I've created a SUMX formula as per below which brings back values in a column which are minus:
MINUS = SUMX (
( VALUES ( TotalData[ Cost] )),
IF ( TotalData[ Cost] < 0, TotalData[ Cost], BLANK () )
)
However if there are duplicate values in the column it doesn't count them, for example I have one filter which has the following values:
-102.8933
-74.8
-76.02
-85.566
-85.566
-27.88
-35.52
Obviously that should bring back -488.2453 however it brings back -402.6793 because it's removing one of the -85.566 records.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Mark
Hi Anonymous
you dont need VALUES here.
just table name or ALL()
MINUS = SUMX ( TotalData, IF ( TotalData[ Cost] < 0, TotalData[ Cost], BLANK () ) )or
MINUS = SUMX ( ALL(TotalData), IF ( TotalData[ Cost] < 0, TotalData[ Cost], BLANK () ) )
4 Replies
- vijayvizzuHelper III
Anonymous : VALUES function will always return unique list of values, so it would be better if you can remove the Values in SUMX function
- az38Community Champion
Hi Anonymous
you dont need VALUES here.
just table name or ALL()
MINUS = SUMX ( TotalData, IF ( TotalData[ Cost] < 0, TotalData[ Cost], BLANK () ) )or
MINUS = SUMX ( ALL(TotalData), IF ( TotalData[ Cost] < 0, TotalData[ Cost], BLANK () ) )- AnonymousNot applicable
az38 Works a treat, thanks!
- Greg_DecklerCommunity Champion
VALUES only returns distinct values. I don't know why you are using VALUES there, it seems to be rampant that people throw VALUE or VALUES into formulas when they are not needed. I wish I could find the source of where that bad habit comes from. Oh well.
Try this:
MINUS = SUMX ( FILTER('TotalDate',[ Cost] < 0), [ Cost] )Added bonus, should be way more performant.