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Hi all
I just created a quick measure but the DAX appears very cumbersome. I have very litle experience with DAX, so i'm hoping for some help to refine the formula.
I got as far adding up to 9 with the quick measure, but when I saw the formula I realised it will be a bit silly counting out all numbers up to the current max (which is around 1500).
I basically need three ranges:
- minimum to 60
- 60 to 100
- 100 to max
Any suggestions to improve my DAX?
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Hi @Jumper ,
You could write something like this:
WIP value 0 t0 60 =
CALCULATE(SUM(fact service WIP daily snapshot[WIP at Sell]),
fact service WIP daily snapshot[DaysNoLabour] >=0 && fact service WIP daily snapshot[DaysNoLabour] <=60)
Hope this helps!
Accept this answer as a solution if it solves your query. Kudos are always appreciated!
Thanks!
Perfect!!! Thanks for your help 🙂
Hi @Jumper ,
You could write something like this:
WIP value 0 t0 60 =
CALCULATE(SUM(fact service WIP daily snapshot[WIP at Sell]),
fact service WIP daily snapshot[DaysNoLabour] >=0 && fact service WIP daily snapshot[DaysNoLabour] <=60)
Hope this helps!
Accept this answer as a solution if it solves your query. Kudos are always appreciated!
Thanks!
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