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NOG
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8 years ago
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Wrong in simple addition

 

The column CC_Int CSIP and CC_Int deliver the same Total?

How?

The last two number in CC_Int is not in CC_Int CSIP and anyway the total is the same????????

NOG

8 Comments

  • NOG's avatar
    NOG
    Frequent Visitor

    One is a simple

    CC_Int CSIP = DIVIDE(SUM('fact Controller Monthly Report'[Number of interactions]);2)

     

    The other one is a selection of three possibilities depending on what data that is available

    CC_Int = if(DIVIDE(SUM('fact Controller Monthly Report'[Number of interactions]);2)>0;DIVIDE(SUM('fact Controller Monthly Report'[Number of interactions]);2);IF([CC_Int Man]>0;[CC_Int Man];[CC_Int Calc Un-w]))

     

    NOG

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable

    NOG,


    Please create a new measure using DAX below , drag the measure to the visual and check the total value.

    Measure = IF(COUNTROWS(VALUES('fact Controller Monthly Report'[CY/Mth]))=1, [CC_Int],SUMX(VALUES('fact Controller Monthly Report'[CY/Mth]),[CC_Int]))



    Regards,
    Lydia

  • NOG's avatar
    NOG
    Frequent Visitor

    Thank you

    Tried some but couldn't make it work

    Will try later when I have more time

    I have done a workaround for now.

    NOG

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable

    NOG,

    Please share sample data of your table so that we can test.

    Regards,
    Lydia

  • NOG's avatar
    NOG
    Frequent Visitor

    Sorry for no reply but I think I know what it could be

    Attached is a similar issue about Totals 

    Look at the two columns to the right and their totals

    It is not the column total it is clculated from left to right in the Total row

    I want the column sum and not a calculation left to right???

    //NOG

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    NOG,

    Please share sample data of your original table in a Excel file where we can copy and paste. Also post expected result based on sample data here.

    Regards,
    Lydia