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Hi,
Got this problem I can not figure out, so hopefully someone can assist me with this. Below is a screenshot from a matrix visualisation on a simplified data model that shows my problem.
For each product I would need to get the product's percentage of the total sales within the product group each month.
The Allexcept_Productmeasure shown below gives the result 330 in January for product group A and 10 for product group B. These figures are however the total amounts for all the periods in the data set. I would need the measure to show 180 (A) and 10 (B) in January. There is one-to-many relationship between a Calendar table and the Volume table
I have tried to add another "ALLEXCEPT" for the time dimension, but I can't get this to work. Apparently "ALLEXCEPT" cannot be used on mutiple dimensions, but what would be the best solution to get the results I need?
Best regards,
Chris
Solved! Go to Solution.
OK. In that case, the guide here indicates that you can include it within ALLEXCEPT since it's part of the expanded table.
Allexcep_Productgroup =
CALCULATE (
[Sales],
ALLEXCEPT ( volume, dim_date, volume[productgroup] )
)
Do you have a separate date dimension table? I'd guess not given this behavior but I would strongly recommend creating one.
@AlexisOlson Hi, yes, I have a separate date dimension table and a one-to-many relation between the tables.
OK. In that case, the guide here indicates that you can include it within ALLEXCEPT since it's part of the expanded table.
Allexcep_Productgroup =
CALCULATE (
[Sales],
ALLEXCEPT ( volume, dim_date, volume[productgroup] )
)
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