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How can I write this formula in Power BI
100 * SUM([Sales])
/
TOTAL(SUM({ fixed [Retailer1], [Product Category1], [Product Sub-Category1], [DateFilter] : SUM([Sales])}))
and
Is there any in detailed blog or video which can explain me how to convert Tableau LOD into DAX
@Anonymous , Fixed is a little bit tricky . It need to be forced at fact table level, you can not do with diemension
Divide(100 * SUM([Sales])
, calculate(SUM([Sales]), filter(all(Table), [Retailer1] = max([Retailer1]) && [Product Category1] = Max([Product Category1])
&& [Product Sub-Category1] = max([Product Sub-Category1])))
)
Tableau Vs Power BI- Chapter 6- LOD- FIXED (Level of Details): https://youtu.be/QdnOHcZqkPU
How do we incorporate date filter in it?
@Anonymous ,
if you want to add filter one is allselected
Divide(100 * SUM([Sales])
, calculate(SUM([Sales]), filter(allselected(Table), [Retailer1] = max([Retailer1]) && [Product Category1] = Max([Product Category1])
&& [Product Sub-Category1] = max([Product Sub-Category1])))
)
second is
Divide(100 * SUM([Sales])
, calculate(SUM([Sales]), filter(all(Table), [Retailer1] = max([Retailer1]) && [Product Category1] = Max([Product Category1])
&& [Product Sub-Category1] = max([Product Sub-Category1])
Table[Date] in allselected('Date'[Date]) 0 ))
)
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