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Hello everyone,
I am trying to create a measure or a calculated column that gives me the division between a numeric and a text variable. I don't have access to Power Query and changing data type is blocked for me, so I can only achieve this with DAX.
I read many posts. I tried to use CONVERT and VALUE but I am clearly doing something wrong.
There are two problems:
1. The division between a numeric and text variable (Available Stock / Packing Qty per Box)
2. Even with the creation of this variable would be sucessful, the TOTAL in the end of the table, would also be a division. However, I would like the total to be a sum. I would like the total to give me the total amount of boxes in Stock.
Technical Information:
I replicated the problem in a dummy file and a screen shot. Could you please help me?
Thanks a lot!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @jessicarocha
Please refer to attached sample file with the solution
Boxes in Stock =
SUMX (
'Material Dimension',
VAR AvialableStock = SUMX ( RELATEDTABLE ( Stock ), Stock[Available Stock] )
VAR PackQty = VALUE ( 'Material Dimension'[Packing Qty per Box] )
RETURN
DIVIDE ( AvialableStock, PackQty )
)
Hi @jessicarocha
Please refer to attached sample file with the solution
Boxes in Stock =
SUMX (
'Material Dimension',
VAR AvialableStock = SUMX ( RELATEDTABLE ( Stock ), Stock[Available Stock] )
VAR PackQty = VALUE ( 'Material Dimension'[Packing Qty per Box] )
RETURN
DIVIDE ( AvialableStock, PackQty )
)
Thank you so much @tamerj1 ! This is exactly what I need!
I forgot the fact that the stock fact is also connected to a date dimension. I am only interested in the stock representing last week, so I would like to add a filter for that.
I tried to adapt that in your formula but I can't make it work. I added in the SUMX from the VAR Available Stock.
FILTER('Date Dimension', 'Date Dimension'[Week(yyyyWww)]= (YEAR(TODAY()) &"W" & WEEKNUM(TODAY(),21)-1) )But it does not work. I am unsure where to add the filter. Can you also help with that?
Thank you so much, really!
Boxes in Stock =
CALCULATE (
SUMX (
'Material Dimension',
VAR AvialableStock =
SUMX ( RELATEDTABLE ( Stock ), Stock[Available Stock] )
VAR PackQty =
VALUE ( 'Material Dimension'[Packing Qty per Box] )
RETURN
DIVIDE ( AvialableStock, PackQty )
),
'Date Dimension'[Week(yyyyWww)]
= YEAR ( TODAY () ) & "W"
& WEEKNUM ( TODAY (), 21 ) - 1
)
Thank you so so much!
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