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How to rewrite values in columns using DAX
Hi community!
I'm new to power bi and would appreciate your help.
I have a report with names, tasks, dates and hours spent on tasks.
The problem is to identify the task ABCD in each name and if there are such tasks I have to sum up the hours. Then I have to count all the other rows within each name and split the hours the name spent on ABCD task into the count of rows except ABCD. Then I have to increment each row within the name and date except where ABCD is into this number and rows with ABCD must remain empty or equal zero. In short I have to add hours spent by a name within each month equally to other tasks. I tried creating different measures with the help of GPT but never reached my goal:
SUM of ABCD:
ABCD Sum = CALCULATE(
[Total hours],
FILTER(
Table,
Table[Employee] = [Employee]
&& (Table[Task] = "ABCD")
)
)Row count:
Rowcount =
SUMMARIZE(
FILTER(
Table,
Table[Employee] = [Employee] &&
Table[Task] <> "ABCD"
),
"Rowcount",
COUNTX(Table, Table[Task]
))Splitting hours:
Hrs split =
DIVIDE([ABCD Sum], [Rowcount])Adding to other rows except where ABCD is:
Added =
SUMX(
Filter(
Table,
Table[Employee] = [Employee] &&
Table[Task] <> "ABCD"
),
[Hrs split]
)and it stopped working here - shows no data at all:(
The table itself is here
Would appreciate your advice on how to solve my problem
4 Replies
- Mahesh0016
Super User
kate1212klim Please Share Your expected Output In Table.
- kate1212klimNew Member
Yes, thank you!
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi kate1212klim ,
You could create 2 what-if parameters for the 2 values of monthly changing.
Then I get the slicer, which I chose in the "vertical list" format for both.
Create the [hrs to add] measure and the [RESULT] measure.
hrs to add = IF(MAX('Table'[Task])="ABCD",0,IF(MAX('Table'[Employee])="JLO",[JLO&ABCD Value],IF(MAX('Table'[Employee])="LGAGA",[LGAGA&ABCD Value])))RESULT = var _res=[hrs to add]+COUNT('Table'[Hours]) return IF(MAX('Table'[Task])="ABCD",0,IF(MAX('Table'[Employee])="JLO",_res,IF(MAX('Table'[Employee])="LGAGA",_res )))Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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- kate1212klimNew Member
Thank you Stephen! I'll try this out❤️