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I have the below DAX which returns the count of [Order/line] if the order is open during a time period. (shows total open orders for each month in history based on [CREATE_DATE] and [Order Closed Date1]). I need to adjust the DAX to SUM the calculated column [Order_Qty_adj]. I was hoping I could just adjust [ID] to [Order_Qty_adj] and tmpTable1 to SUMX on [ID].
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I ended up deleting the measure entirely and starting from scratch. Because the Order_Qty_adj is a calculated column this was the route I believe best suited.
I ended up deleting the measure entirely and starting from scratch. Because the Order_Qty_adj is a calculated column this was the route I believe best suited.
Hi @bstark1287 ,
Maybe you can try the following code:
VAR tmpTable1 = GROUPBY(tmpTable,[ID],"Count",SUMX(CURRENTGROUP(),SUM([Order_Qty_adj])))
You can refer to the following link:
Power BI Group By | How to Use GROUPBY DAX Function in Power BI? (wallstreetmojo.com)
If the information above cannot meet your requirement, can you offer some data example or picture?
Best Regards!
Yolo Zhu
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