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Hi
I have this calculation
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I'm assuming this is a measure.
You do have do watch out when adding a constant to a measure, as it means a value is returned for any combination of dimensions that might be included in a visual, potentially impacting performance.
Also, the outer CALCULATE is not needed if this is a measure.
I would try this:
VAR Ratio =
DIVIDE (
SUM ( FT_ManufacturingOrderHeader[Manufactured Quantity KG] ),
SUM ( FT_ManufacturingOrderHeader[Kg Fillets] )
)
RETURN
IF ( NOT ISBLANK ( Ratio ), Ratio - 1 )
Alternatively, you could write this (should be equivalent):
VAR ManQtyKG =
SUM ( FT_ManufacturingOrderHeader[Manufactured Quantity KG] )
VAR KGFillets =
SUM ( FT_ManufacturingOrderHeader[Kg Fillets] )
RETURN
DIVIDE ( ManQtyKG - KGFillets, KGFillets )
Regards,
Owen
Thank you, Owen, it works perfect and quick 😀
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