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Hello, I'm getting very frustating today trying to make a new measure but not giving correct result.
I have this table
Commodity | Supplier | Part number | Inventory | Past consumption |
x | 1 | xx1 | 10 | 1 |
x | 2 | xx2 | 10 | 5 |
y | 1 | xx3 | 10 | 400 |
y | 2 | xx4 | 10 | 1000 |
y | 3 | xx5 | 10 | 200 |
z | 1 | xx6 | 10 | 300 |
z | 4 | xx7 | 10 | 2 |
In power BI, I created a new measure to calculate the Inventory turn over ITO =(Past consumption /Inventory) and then I would like to create a formula to know for example when I select the commodity X, how many supplier has the Inventory turn value less than 12 (answer should be 2). And if I select commodity X and Y, it should still be 2.
I tried to use a formula such as = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('data'[Supplier]),FILTER('data','data'[ITO]<12)) but result is not matching.
Do you have an idea how I could proceed?
Thank you
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Solution =
var table_ = ADDCOLUMNS(VALUES(solution[Commodity]),"Div",CALCULATE(DIVIDE( SUM(solution[Past consumption]),SUM(solution[Inventory]))))
RETURN
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(solution[Supplier]),FILTER(table_, [Div] <12))
Hi Dimitri Please refer my solution if its works please give thumbs up
Solution =
var table_ = ADDCOLUMNS(VALUES(solution[Commodity]),"Div",CALCULATE(DIVIDE( SUM(solution[Past consumption]),SUM(solution[Inventory]))))
RETURN
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(solution[Supplier]),FILTER(table_, [Div] <12))
Thank you for the proposal, it almost work as I expext except that the formula count how many time for each supplier and commodities the ITO is lower than 12, so if supplier is serving 3 commodities that are lower than 1, it will count for 3.
Is there possible to check just the ITO at supplier level?
from
to this
Even if supplier has ITO per commodity <12 just considering the total ITO for the all ommodity in once.
Thank you very much for your support
Hi Dimitri Please refer my solution if its works please give thumbs up
Solution =
var table_ = ADDCOLUMNS(VALUES(solution[Commodity]),"Div",CALCULATE(DIVIDE( SUM(solution[Past consumption]),SUM(solution[Inventory]))))
RETURN
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(solution[Supplier]),FILTER(table_, [Div] <12))
Hi Dimitri Please refer my solution if its works please give thumbs up
Solution =
var table_ = ADDCOLUMNS(VALUES(solution[Commodity]),"Div",CALCULATE(DIVIDE( SUM(solution[Past consumption]),SUM(solution[Inventory]))))
RETURN
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(solution[Supplier]),FILTER(table_, [Div] <12))
Solution =
var table_ = ADDCOLUMNS(VALUES(solution[Commodity]),"Div",CALCULATE(DIVIDE( SUM(solution[Past consumption]),SUM(solution[Inventory]))))
RETURN
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(solution[Supplier]),FILTER(table_,[Div] <12))
Hello
Solution =
var table_ = ADDCOLUMNS(VALUES(solution[Commodity]),"Div",CALCULATE(DIVIDE( SUM(solution[Past consumption]),SUM(solution[Inventory]))))
RETURN
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(solution[Supplier]),FILTER(table_,[Div] <12))
Thank you for the suggestion, I tried but I get same result.
from the moment where a supplier has a part number in the commodity with the ITO<12, it is count as 1 even if the total value of ITO per supplier &commodity is >12.
Hi,
Please share your sample pbix file's link (onedrive or dropbox or googlelink or else) here, and then I can try to look into it.
Thank you.
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Hi,
I am not sure how it is created, but if you try to create calcualted column like the below, I think it is working.
please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
this is calculated column
ITO CC =
data[Past consumption] / data[Inventory]
this is measure.
expected result measure: =
CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( 'data'[Supplier] ), 'data'[ITO CC] < 12 )
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Sorry I cant sent as it is sensitive data.
But below this is to show my issue:
You can see below at supplier level ITO is 43 so higher than 12 but formula still give 1 as answer
Then at supplier and commodity level: Still formula give 1 even if ITO is higher than 12
By deepdown I can see the 1 is coming because 1 part number.
Is there a way to considere supplier level?
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