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sajal161292's avatar
sajal161292
Helper V
8 years ago

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Hi,

 

 I have a visual which is displaying the same value of parts against all the suppliers in a matric visual.

 

Upon selecting a site in another visual it should display the count againse each supplier which should vary accordingly.

Please help me in correcting it.

3 Replies

  • jthomson's avatar
    jthomson
    Solution Sage

    This might be a relationship issue, or it might be an issue with the measure you're using to count the total parts - what does your data model look like and how are you calculating your values?

    • sajal161292's avatar
      sajal161292
      Helper V

      Hi,

       

      The measure is:

       

      Total Shortage Count = if(
      COUNTROWS(
      VALUES(Shortages[name])
      ) = 1,
      [ShortageCount],
      SUMX(
      VALUES(Shortages[name]),
      [ShortageCount]
      )
      )

       

      ShortageCount =
      var itemName = FIRSTNONBLANK(Shortages[name],Shortages[name])
      RETURN
      CALCULATE(
      count(Shortages[item_segments]),
      filter(Shortages,Shortages[Shortage day] = -1 &&
      Shortages[name] = itemName

       

      This is my model:


      )

      • v-yuta-msft's avatar
        v-yuta-msft
        Community Support

        Hi sajal161292,

         

        If my understanding is right, you want to achieve the aggregation value grouped by Supplier, right? You can create your measure in table 'Supplierdata' like pattern below and check if it can meet your requirement.

         

        ShortageCount =
        VAR itemName =
            FIRSTNONBLANK ( Shortages[name], Shortages[name] )
        RETURN
            CALCULATE (
                COUNT ( Shortages[item_segments] ),
                FILTER (
                    ALLEXCEPT ( Supplierdata, Supplierdata[SupplierName] ),
                    Shortages[Shortage day] = -1
                        && Shortages[name] = itemName
                )
            )
        

        Hope it's helpful to you.

         

        Jimmy Tao