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ukozlows
Regular Visitor

Measure all rows 'grouped' in 1 column if 1 row meets a condition

Hi,

 

First time posting.

 

I am working in PowerPivot and would like help with either a dax measure or a calculated column or simply a nifty way to add a conditional column using M in PowerQuery. (the only way i know how is to add a grouping and take the max sales, then ungroup with all data - but i have a few million rows and I don't know if this will be too heavy)

 

The situation is based on the customer groups shown under Cust and their respective sales shown under Sales, I want to flag the rows as Yes if any of the sales records are >0 for a given customer (so that I can measure all the visits if any sales were made).

 

CustSalesFlagVisits
Cust10YES5
Cust110YES15
Cust20NO0
Cust20NO5
Cust35YES5
Cust310YES5
Cust315YES10
    
measure visits  
Cust1  20
Cust2  0
Cust3  20
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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @ukozlows 

please try

Number of Visits :=
SUMX (
    VALUES ( 'Table'[Cust] ),
    CALCULATE ( IF ( SUM ( 'Table'[Sales] ) > 0, SUM ( 'Table'[Visits] ), 0 ) )
)

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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @ukozlows 

please try

Number of Visits :=
SUMX (
    VALUES ( 'Table'[Cust] ),
    CALCULATE ( IF ( SUM ( 'Table'[Sales] ) > 0, SUM ( 'Table'[Visits] ), 0 ) )
)
ukozlows
Regular Visitor

Thanks for the Measure!  But I am getting a blank result.

 

Maybe it is I am lookig for the total and not by customer.  (In this example would be 40 (20+20).)

 

Here is the error message I receive:

 

ukozlows_0-1666952693544.png

 

Jihwan_Kim
Super User
Super User

Hi,

Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.

 

Jihwan_Kim_0-1666951373825.png

 

Visits measure: =
IF (
    HASONEVALUE ( Data[Cust] ),
    IF ( SUM ( Data[Sales] ) <> 0, SUM ( Data[Visits] ), 0 )
)

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