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Anonymous
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6 years ago
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Divide column based on other two columns

Hi guys,   I have this table below, the only in my model. As you can see, the Volume (CY_B_Vol) only shows in the first week of each month.   I would like then to be split in weeks according to h...
  • Parisha's avatar
    Parisha
    6 years ago

    Hi , Try below

     

    Firstly create a calculated column with below dax for filling all the rows  Column 2 = var cur='Table'[monthofyear] return if('Table'[monthofyear]=cur,(calculate(sum('Table'[cy-b-col]),filter('Table','Table'[monthofyear]=cur))))

     

    Second Create an calculated TABLE with below dax and create a relationship between main table and this table with [monthofyear] Output = SUMMARIZE ( 'Table','Table'[monthofyear], "Count value", COUNT ( 'Table'[monthofyear] ) )

     

    Now final create a calculated column as below CalculatedColumn = DIVIDE('Table'[Column 2],if(RELATED(Output[Count value])=5,20,25))

     

    ..Its a bit lengthy but will serve your purpose...

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JarroVGIT
Resident Rockstar
6 years ago
Alright then my initial response gets you that yellow column. If you want the columns to be in there original state, please create a copy of column CY_B_Vol before using the Fill option in the Powerquery editor.
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Anonymous
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6 years ago

Hi JarroVGIT , unfortunately not. =/

 

Below is what I get in my file doing exactly what you said.

 

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    JarroVGIT
    Resident Rockstar
    6 years ago
    Can you share your pbix file by sharing a Dropbox/Google drive/OneDrive link? Your results are not in line with documented power bi behavior so the error must be somewhere else.