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I am trying to create a DAX measure to calculate the Revenue Forecast based on the age of opportunities. Each age category has a different conversion rate based on historical rates. I placed the DAX below in a calculated column and it comes through in a card visual but not on the table which is where I need it. I have tried both IF and SWITCH statements. I think I need it to be a measure but the measure is not seeing my Age Category column.
Revenue Forecast = SWITCH(
TRUE,
'Opportunity'[Age Category] = "0-90 Days", ([TotalRevenue] * [90DayRateWon] * [Conversion Rate R12M]),
'Opportunity'[Age Category] = "90-180 Days", ([TotalRevenue] * [180DayRateWon] * [Conversion Rate R12M]),
'Opportunity'[Age Category] = "180-270 Days", ([TotalRevenue] * [270DayRateWon] * [Conversion Rate R12M]),
0)
For the first category 0-90 Days, I want it to take $260,573.54 X [90DayRateWon] X [Conversion Rate R12M] etc...Thank you for taking the time.
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I finally got it working using a measure with variables.
@rachaelwalker
Please try:
Revenue Forecast Measure =
SUMX (
'Opportunity',
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
'Opportunity'[Age Category] = "0-90 Days", [TotalRevenue] * [90DayRateWon] * [Conversion Rate R12M],
'Opportunity'[Age Category] = "90-180 Days", [TotalRevenue] * [180DayRateWon] * [Conversion Rate R12M],
'Opportunity'[Age Category] = "180-270 Days", [TotalRevenue] * [270DayRateWon] * [Conversion Rate R12M],
0
)
)
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I finally got it working using a measure with variables.