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Hi
I have a measure which have calculated the total discount on a customer(cust_disc).
Given this discount I would like to find from the table below(discounttable) what the turnover should have been at least with this discount. For example with a discount of 48,1% the turnover should be at least 300.000
How would you write that measure to find the value 300.000?
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@Dennis_Pedersen , Try using below DAX
Minimum Turnover =
VAR Discount = [cust_disc] // Replace [cust_disc] with your actual measure for calculating the total discount on a customer
RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM(discounttable[Turnover]),
discounttable[Discount] >= Discount,
FILTER(
ALL(discounttable),
discounttable[Discount] >= Discount
)
)
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@Dennis_Pedersen , Try using below DAX
Minimum Turnover =
VAR Discount = [cust_disc] // Replace [cust_disc] with your actual measure for calculating the total discount on a customer
RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM(discounttable[Turnover]),
discounttable[Discount] >= Discount,
FILTER(
ALL(discounttable),
discounttable[Discount] >= Discount
)
)
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Thanks a lot. That helped me in the right direction.
However I had to ammend it a little, with making a discount from and discount to, to make it work correct.
VAR Discount = [Total discount_ %]
RETURN
CALCULATE(
[Amount from],
Discount >=DIM_Segmentering[Discount from],
FILTER(
ALL(DIM_Segmentering),
Discount<DIM_Segmentering[Discount to]
)
)
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