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Hey All – I need help creating a measure that will give me the right totals
I have a table that has Projects and then Project roles underneath
It has the total Working days in the contract (Max of ContractDays)
Each role has a rate
The Max of ContractRoleHours are the total hours in the contract
The Max of HrsPerDay is Max of ContractRoleHours / Max of ContractDays
The TotHoursPerDay is Max of HrsPerDay * Max of ContractDays
The TotDailyValue is Max of HrsPerDay * Rate
TotHrsPerDay Should = Max of ContractRoleHours. It does for some but not all. I know there are some filter and sum special logic needed in calculating some totals in matrix sometimes, but this is fairly straight forward and I used calculated columns for these values, so I thought it would work. I’m stuck on why it works for some and not all, (And also need to make it work 😊
Thanks in advance
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I was able to solve my issue -thank you all.
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Yadong Fang
I couldn't see where it works. However, in general you can do
SUMX (
SUMMARIZE ( 'Table', [Column1], [Column2] ),
CALCULATE ( the max aggregation )
)
where Column1 and Column2 are the columns placed in the rows of the matrix
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