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I have a calculated measure in DAX for Total Sales of various items in the form of:
Sales = SUM(ExtendedPrice)
Each granular row in my data also has a Unit of Measure stored in a separate column named 'UOM' (LBS, Tons, CF, etc) . How do I present the measure 'Sales' and have the appropriate units concatenated to it so it displays as '100 LBS', '300 Tons', '400 CF' etc?
Thanks
Hi Datazen,
Did you find the solution for the question you raised?
Now I am having same requirement in on of my report. If you found solution please share the measure.
Hi, @Anonymous
Please correct me if I wrongly understood your question.
Please try something like the below.
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Thanks Jihwan. I aprecaite your effort.
I get a memory error when trying a simliar pattern. I wanted to keep my post simple so I should say that my 'Sum' is actually a CALCULATE(SUM...) with a condition. Also, the numeric part of the result needs to be turned to a STRING before the concatenation can be done with UOM. Not only that but once it is turned into a STRING the measure can't be referenced in subsequent calculations. I was hoping for some smooth way that Power BI would concatenate the units while keeping my result as a number.
Hi, @Anonymous
Thank you for your feedback.
If you create a calculation group and format those by using a Tabular editor in Power BI, it will be still a number. The format can be customized row by row, if you want.
If you can share your sample pbix file's link here, I can try to look into it and come up with a more accurate solution.
Thank you.
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