topic Re: Creating a logical parameter with Summarize?- in DAX Commands and Tips

Creating a logical parameter with Summarize?-

Anonymous — Mon, 23 May 2022 14:05:45 GMT

Hi,

I want to give customers a certain % of deduction if ALL the customers within that group meet a specific YoY (year over year) criteria of revenue growth.

So for example, the measure below:

I'm having trouble with this yellow part - I don't want each customer to get 18% if their individual YoY% is above 10% *but rather if all customers have a YoY% above 10%*, then the customer (and all others) should get min 18%...

So technically because the YoY% in 2022 was more than 10% (16% as you see below), there shouldn't be any 15% deductions (see red arrowed column).

Please what am I doing wrong?

Thanks,

Eyal

Re: Creating a logical parameter with Summarize?-

Anonymous — Tue, 24 May 2022 11:42:50 GMT

Just to be clear:

As you can see in the below measure 'Deductions % per SchemeV2":

Deductions % per SchemeV2:=iferror(sumx(summarize(cust1,CUST1[Buying Group2]),

IF(calculate([YoY% XX],CUST1[Buying Group2]="Blue Vet")>0.1,0.18)),0)

Screenshot for your convenience-

See below that I have the 0.18 show up every time the YoY% is above 10% on a customer level. Can you help me understand what I need to change in the measure above so that 0.18 shows up all the time because the entire group is performing at *16%* (more than 10%)?

Thanks!

Re: Creating a logical parameter with Summarize?-

v-xiaotang — Thu, 26 May 2022 08:33:40 GMT

Hi Anonymous

Thanks for reaching out to us.

the YoY% in 2022 was more than 10% (16% as you see below), so the [Deductions % per Scheme] should be 18% each row right? The reason for this error, I think it may be that the called [YoY% in 2022] is incorrect when calculating [Deductions % per Scheme] in each row, please try to change the measure to return YoY% in 2022

Best Regards,

Community Support Team _Tang

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