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Grand total problem incorrect on Power BI Matrix , How to Fix Sum of Metrics calculation
- 1 year ago
Hi RafiQLB ,
Thanks for sharing the model. I was not able to see you also have a 'Cities' Dim table that's also filtering your 2 Fact tables. So the earlier SUMX(VALUES(Products[ProductID])) logic did not consider combinations of city + date + product. As a result, totals are still incorrect especially in filtered contexts.
You may test this below_POS TOTAL VARIANCE (-) = SUMX( ADDCOLUMNS( CROSSJOIN( VALUES(Products[ProductID]), VALUES(Cities[CityID]), VALUES(Caln[Date]) ), "@Purchased", CALCULATE([Total Purchased Quantity]), "@Sold", CALCULATE([Total Sold Quantity]), "@Variance", CALCULATE([Total Purchased Quantity]) - CALCULATE([Total Sold Quantity]) ), VAR _var = [@Variance] RETURN IF(_var < 0, _var, 0) )Same logic for your negative Variance calculation.
Hope it works:)
Hi RafiQLB ,
Thanks for sharing the model. I was not able to see you also have a 'Cities' Dim table that's also filtering your 2 Fact tables. So the earlier SUMX(VALUES(Products[ProductID])) logic did not consider combinations of city + date + product. As a result, totals are still incorrect especially in filtered contexts.
You may test this below
_POS TOTAL VARIANCE (-) =
SUMX(
ADDCOLUMNS(
CROSSJOIN(
VALUES(Products[ProductID]),
VALUES(Cities[CityID]),
VALUES(Caln[Date])
),
"@Purchased", CALCULATE([Total Purchased Quantity]),
"@Sold", CALCULATE([Total Sold Quantity]),
"@Variance", CALCULATE([Total Purchased Quantity]) - CALCULATE([Total Sold Quantity])
),
VAR _var = [@Variance]
RETURN IF(_var < 0, _var, 0)
)Same logic for your negative Variance calculation.
Hope it works:)
- RafiQLB1 year agoRegular Visitor
Thank you very much, my dear.
You're truly a very responsive person.
You've done me a great service, and I thank you for the time you took to answer me.
Your solution seems to work well compared to the previous script.
I'll get back to you if necessary.
Have a great day.