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eliasayyy
Memorable Member
Memorable Member

Incorrect Total when using Formula

Hello everyone I have 3 tables,
revenue table 
platform A names
Platform A billing

i will share powerbi file here : https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ag9tIyk2ofNRjmSCZuLgVHpG6N3V?e=LVuOgR

i have relationship like this:

Screenshot 2023-01-03 201628.png

 

i cant make it active on my main dashboard beacsue of many to many card error so i am simulating what my main dashboard is like so i want to keep them inactive.

anyways i made a formula 

Rel Revenues = CALCULATE( SUM(Revenue[Total]),USERELATIONSHIP(Revenue[Client Name],'Paltform A Names'[Client Name]),Revenue[Platform] = "Platform A")

but this gives me the wrong total it doesnt give me client A and Client B from the platform A name which are in the relatiosnhip it just give me all of platform A total which is 179,408.53 instad of giving me 103,812.2. what am i doing wrong?

and this also happens with the platform A billed which is giving me 150,013.2 instead of 98,924 for only name A and B

Rel Billed = CALCULATE(SUM('Paltform A Billed'[Billed]),USERELATIONSHIP('Paltform A Billed'[Account Name],'Paltform A Names'[Account Name]))









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@eliasayyy 

Yes you are right. Please try

Rel Revenues =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Revenue[Total] ),
USERELATIONSHIP ( Revenue[Client Name], 'Paltform A Names'[Client Name] ),
Revenue[Platform] = "Platform A",
Revenue[Client Name] IN VALUES ( 'Paltform A Names'[Client Name] )
)

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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @eliasayyy 

please try

Rel Revenues =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Revenue[Total] ),
USERELATIONSHIP ( Revenue[Client Name], 'Paltform A Names'[Client Name] ),
Revenue[Platform] = "Platform A",
Revenue[Client Name] <> BLANK ()
)

hello thank you for your reply but it still is giving me 179,000 instead of 103,000

@eliasayyy 

Yes you are right. Please try

Rel Revenues =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Revenue[Total] ),
USERELATIONSHIP ( Revenue[Client Name], 'Paltform A Names'[Client Name] ),
Revenue[Platform] = "Platform A",
Revenue[Client Name] IN VALUES ( 'Paltform A Names'[Client Name] )
)

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