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Using calculation in DAX while comparing

Hello guys,

 

I have this measure.

 

Focus Group = VAR TotWeeks = INT(1*(LASTDATE(Data[Order Create])-FIRSTDATE(Data[Order Create]))/7)+1
RETURN
IF([Quantity per Order]>500,3,
IF([Quantity per Order]<=500 && [Quantity per Order]>100 && COUNTA(Data[Sales Document])>=TotWeeks,2,
IF([Quantity per Order]<=500 && [Quantity per Order]>100 && COUNTA(Data[Sales Document])<TotWeeks,3,
IF([Quantity per Order]>=100 && COUNTA(Data[Sales Document])>=26,1,
IF([Quantity per Order]>=100 && COUNTA(Data[Sales Document])<26,2,3)))))

My TotWeeks variable is giving me the number of weeks between two dates that a user is selecting from a Date filter.
Now in the BOLD part above, I want to replace "26" by "TotWeeks/2", but whenever I do that, my tables start showing weird data.

With 26:
silver3895_1-1674031277063.png

With TotWeeks/2:

silver3895_2-1674031359295.png

I have tried many things like putting INT(TotWeeks/2), or DIVIDE(TotWeeks/2), or ROUNDUP(TotWeeks/2,0) and none of them work. I have also tried looking at the results of these variations in a card value, and it shows up all good there. But just inside this measure I am not getting the correct value.

 

PLEASE HELP!

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