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Hello,
I am afraid I can't add a whole lot in the way of PBIX/Sample Data due to the fact that I love my job and don't want to get fired.
With that being said, does anyone have a potential better way to write the following? It, unfortunately is very slow.
Thanks
CALCULATE(
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE(
Dim_Date,
Dim_Date[FullDate],
"Budgets", [ShipDaysBudgetAllocation]
),
[Budgets]
),
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED( Dim_Date ),
Dim_Date[FullDate]
<= MAX( Dim_Date[FullDate] )
)
)
Is it necessary to iterate through each date independently for [ShipDaysBudgetAllocation] to work properly? How is that measure defined?
Unrelatedly, try this refactoring:
VAR SelectedDays =
CALCULATETABLE (
VALUES ( Dim_Date[FullDate] ),
ALLSELECTED ( Dim_Date ),
Dim_Date[FullDate] <= MAX ( Dim_Date[FullDate] )
)
RETURN
SUMX ( SelectedDays, [ShipDaysBudgetAllocation] )
@mtb1973 can you provide a bit of context to this
and how [ShipDaysBudgetAllocation] is made of?
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