Dear Community , i have a problem with a matrix i can't seem to get correct in PBI.
My matrix has 3 rows
- customer
- agreement
- project
It is possible for a project have the same project keys but different agreements. when i try to filter it out in the matrix, the matrix is not able to filter out correctly, because of the identical project key. in the example below there is two different agreements, where the agreements has the same project (KOGS). this results in the agreed estimate to show up as 213 for both agreements and projects.
But this is wrong.
in my database if i do the same filtering the results comes up like this - which is the correct result:
the calculation used for agreed estimate is:
Thank you for the response. I'm afraid only using SUMX() do not gives me the wished result. its a pretty complex Data model, which probably is the reason why my table keeps messing with me in order to get the correct results.
I wish i could give some sample but the whole thing is build in SSAS and is quite difficult to get sample from.
Hi @CamFi ,
Could you just decribe the fields used in the Matrix visual and the relationships among them? If there is some dummy data, it would be better. Let's try to reproduce it.
Best Regards,
Icey
Hi @CamFi ,
Based on the information you provided, I don't think HASONEVALUE is required in your scenario. Have you tried to just create a measure like below?
Afreed estimate =
SUMX ( JIRA_Issues, [IssueAgreedEstimates] )
In addition, if this doesn't work, what's your data structure? Could you give me some sample?
Best Regards,
Icey
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seeing the same numbers in a column usually indicates that there is a kink in your data model. Looks like you have multiple tables involved?
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