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Anonymous
4 years agoNot applicable
DAX Function not summing
Good Afternoon,
I have tried to build a report which takes two tables from our system, apppends them on top of one another in order to create one table and then use this as my dataset.
Within this table, I have applied a number of filters as I only want to bring in certain data.
I have a DAX function which is calculating the number of order available in the current month. It looks like this:
Orders Available in Month DAX =
VAR ordersAvlbyCust = IF(SUMX('JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Forward Orders]) > SUMX('JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Orders Available in Month]), 0,
SUMX('JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Orders Available in Month]) + SUMX('JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Credit Notes]) - SUMX('JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Forward Orders]))
VAR orderAvlTotal = CALCULATE(SUM('JDE Tables Appended'[Orders Available in Month]) + SUM('JDE Tables Appended'[Credit Notes]) - SUM('JDE Tables Appended'[Forward Orders]),
FILTER('JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Orders Available in Month]), FILTER('JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Credit Notes]), FILTER('JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Forward Orders]))
RETURN
IF(
HASONEVALUE('JDE F0101'[Address Number]),
ordersAvlbyCust, orderAvlTotal) /100000
However, this does not show a total at the bottom of the table?
Can anyone help me get this total on?
Thanks,
Craig
Hi Anonymous
Please tryOrders Available in Month DAX = SUMX ( VALUES ( 'JDE F0101'[Address Number] ), CALCULATE ( VAR ordersAvlbyCust = IF ( SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Forward Orders] ) > SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Orders Available in Month] ), 0, SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Orders Available in Month] ) + SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Credit Notes] ) - SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Forward Orders] ) ) RETURN DIVIDE ( ordersAvlbyCust, 100000 ) ) )
6 Replies
- tamerj1Community Champion
Hi Anonymous
Please tryOrders Available in Month DAX = SUMX ( VALUES ( 'JDE F0101'[Address Number] ), CALCULATE ( VAR ordersAvlbyCust = IF ( SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Forward Orders] ) > SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Orders Available in Month] ), 0, SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Orders Available in Month] ) + SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Credit Notes] ) - SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Forward Orders] ) ) RETURN DIVIDE ( ordersAvlbyCust, 100000 ) ) )- AnonymousNot applicable
If I add a variance column into the model, I have the same issue??
Outlook vs Orders in Month = 'Outlook File'[Outlook in GBP] - [Orders Available in Month DAX]This gives a total which is far greater than what it should be. What would you suggest? SUMX? SUMMARIZE?- tamerj1Community Champion
Anonymous
Please help me out with a screenshot so I can better understand
- AnonymousNot applicable
Perfect - thank you so much!!
- tamerj1Community Champion
Anonymous
Please tryOrders Available in Month DAX = SUMX ( SUMMARIZE ( 'JDE F0101', 'JDE F0101'[Address Number], 'JDE F0101'[Address Name] ), CALCULATE ( VAR ordersAvlbyCust = IF ( SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Forward Orders] ) > SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Orders Available in Month] ), 0, SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Orders Available in Month] ) + SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Credit Notes] ) - SUMX ( 'JDE Tables Appended', 'JDE Tables Appended'[Forward Orders] ) ) RETURN DIVIDE ( ordersAvlbyCust, 100000 ) ) )