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I have a table with following fields
What I would like to calculate is the additional online sales in case the shop would sell the same % online per product as all shops together. I was able to generate a summarized table that calculates the "additional online sales"
SummarizedTabel =
ADDCOLUMNS (
ADDCOLUMNS (
ADDCOLUMNS (
SUMMARIZE (
Sales;
Sales[Product];
Sales[Region];
Sales[Sold by];
"Sales"; SUM ( Sales[Sales] );
"Sales Online"; CALCULATE (
SUM ( Sales[Sales] );
ALLSELECTED ( Sales[Sold by] );
Sales[Sold by] = "Online"
);
"Sales Store"; CALCULATE (
SUM ( Sales[Sales] );
ALLSELECTED ( Sales[Sold by] );
Sales[Sold by] = "Store"
);
"Total shops Online"; CALCULATE (
SUM ( Sales[Sales] );
ALLSELECTED ( Sales[Sold by]; Sales[Region] );
Sales[Sold by] = "Online"
);
"Total shops store"; CALCULATE (
SUM ( Sales[Sales] );
ALLSELECTED ( Sales[Sold by]; Sales[Region] );
Sales[Sold by] = "Store"
)
);
"Total shops online vs total"; [Total shops Online] / ( [Total shops Online] + [Total shops store] );
"Selected shop online vs total"; [Sales Online] / ( [Sales Online] + [Sales Store] )
);
"diff total shops vs selected shop"; [Total shops online vs total] - [Selected shop online vs total]
);
"additional sales online"; IF (
[diff total shops vs selected shop] < 0;
0;
[Sales] * [diff total shops vs selected shop]
)
)But as the original data has more then 1 million rows and I need to apply quite a lot of filters I could like to include the calculation of additional online sales in a measure so that all the report filters get applied (filters based on linked tables). I tried to include the code above in a measure
Addiontional sales =
SUMX (
ADDCOLUMNS (
ADDCOLUMNS (
ADDCOLUMNS (
SUMMARIZE (
Sales;
Sales[Product];
Sales[Region];
Sales[Sold by];
"Sales"; SUM ( Sales[Sales] );
"Sales Online"; CALCULATE (
SUM ( Sales[Sales] );
ALLSELECTED ( Sales[Sold by] );
Sales[Sold by] = "Online"
);
"Sales Store"; CALCULATE (
SUM ( Sales[Sales] );
ALLSELECTED ( Sales[Sold by] );
Sales[Sold by] = "Store"
);
"Total shops Online"; CALCULATE (
SUM ( Sales[Sales] );
ALLSELECTED ( Sales[Sold by]; Sales[Region] );
Sales[Sold by] = "Online"
);
"Total shops store"; CALCULATE (
SUM ( Sales[Sales] );
ALLSELECTED ( Sales[Sold by]; Sales[Region] );
Sales[Sold by] = "Store"
)
);
"Total shops online vs total"; [Total shops Online] / ( [Total shops Online] + [Total shops store] );
"Selected shop online vs total"; [Sales Online] / ( [Sales Online] + [Sales Store] )
);
"diff total shops vs selected shop"; [Total shops online vs total] - [Selected shop online vs total]
);
"additional sales online"; IF (
[diff total shops vs selected shop] < 0;
0;
[Sales] * [diff total shops vs selected shop]
)
);
[additional sales online]
)But when I look at the results it is not what I want to see. The total is correct but I am not able to see the additional sales per product en per region.
How can I solve this? Is there another way to get this solved instead of using summarize?
I am using Power BI for just a few weeks, so I would be surprised if there is a much easier way to calculate the additional online sales.
Thanks in advance for your help on this one...
Kind regards
Brenda
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