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I wrote a DAX statement:
The only measure in my DAX statement that is a SUM function in it's original measure is the [Str. Mgmt. Count], which I have incorporated the CONVERT function to solve for the value being a string. But it still won't work... the measure [Completed Exit Surveys] is a COUNT function in it's original measure.
I wrote a similar DAX statement that worked perfectly...
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @A_Scott
please try
Str. Mgmt. Count =
SUMX (
'All Open Retail Locations',
VALUE ( 'All Open Retail Locations'[Store.Mgr and ASL Count] )
)
Hi @A_Scott
please try
Str. Mgmt. Count =
SUMX (
'All Open Retail Locations',
VALUE ( 'All Open Retail Locations'[Store.Mgr and ASL Count] )
)
Worked perfectly! Thanks for your help
hi @A_Scott
Are you creating a column or a measure?
[Completed Exit Surveys] and [Str. Mgmt. Count], what are they?
I am creating a measure.
[Completed Exit Surveys] is : Completed Exit Surveys = DISTINCTCOUNT('Exit Survey Data'[ID]) +0
[Str. Mgmt. Count is] : Str. Mgmt. Count = sum('All Open Retail Locations'[Store.Mgr and ASL Count])
Even if I use the CONVERT function in the DAX for [Str. Mgmt. Count] instead of in the DAX for [Summary - Exit Survey] it still doesn't work.