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I have a measure that I am using an if isblank function and for the true side of it I am setting the value to a hard coded amount such as 80 as shown below. But when I put this into a table visual the total at the bottom is pulling in the same 80 figure. I can't seem to determine the best way to get the actual sum of the Measure. I feel like I should have another measure that peforms the equivilent to a SUMX but could be wrong. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi,
I am not sure how your datamodel looks like, but please try the below if it suits your requirement.
Clinic Director Hours =
VAR _Hours = 80
VAR _result =
SUMX (
VALUES ( tablename[columnname that is used in the visual] ),
IF ( ISBLANK ( [Payroll Hours] ), _Hours, [Payroll Hours] )
)
RETURN
_result
Hi,
I am not sure how your datamodel looks like, but please try the below if it suits your requirement.
Clinic Director Hours =
VAR _Hours = 80
VAR _result =
SUMX (
VALUES ( tablename[columnname that is used in the visual] ),
IF ( ISBLANK ( [Payroll Hours] ), _Hours, [Payroll Hours] )
)
RETURN
_result
Think you resolved the issue, much appreciate the guidance.
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