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djoslin
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Need some guidance - summary table for a measure not calculating correctly

Good day,

 

I have a data model that connects time entries with members and daily available hours; 'Dailyhours', 'Members', 'Time'.  The visual i created calculates time billed and evaluates against hours that were available to bill for each given date in a date range.  The available hours total based on member start dates and can vary in the date range per member.  The measure I created to calculate the available hours for each member is:

MeasureAdj =
    VAR endate = MAX ('dailyhours'[Date])
    VAR startdate = MIN('v_rpt_Member'[Date_Hire])
Return
    if(CALCULATE(
           sum(dailyhours[AvailableHours]),
          'dailyhours'[Date] >= startdate && 'dailyhours'[Date] <= endate)< sum(dailyhours[AvailableHours]),

          CALCULATE(
               sum(dailyhours[AvailableHours]),
               'dailyhours'[Date] >= startdate && 'dailyhours'[Date] <= endate), sum(dailyhours[AvailableHours]))

 

The visual creates this result.

 
 

       Hours Total              Billable Hours              % Util (BillableHrs/MeasureAdj)          MeasureAdj

       2143.61                    684.00                               34.5%                                                  2032

       2133.75                    1686.00                             83.0%                                                  2032

       463.25                      121.00                               30.1%                                                  408

       2162.50                    1997.00                             98.3%                                                  2032

       2155.06                    1959.00                             96.4%                                                  2032

       2099.00                    1875.50                             92.3%                                                  2032

       2310.39                    1883.50                             92.7%                                                  2032

       1682.12                    918.50                               58.6%                                                  1568

       2413.52                    1394.00                             69.3%                                                  2032

       576.08                      422.75                               80.1%                                                  528

       2128.59                    1635.50                             80.5%                                                  2032

T:    20,267.87                  14,576.75                          719.0%                                                2032

 

The total for % Util is not correct - it calculating the 719% based on every line using 2032 as available hours and I really need it to show the average utilization v. a totak.  I also need the MeasureAdj column to total all the values in that column.

 

Any ideas appreciated.

 

Thanks.   

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@djoslin , is this measure calculated as

% Util   = divide(sum(Table[Billable Hours]), sum(Table[Hours Total]))

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