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Lanceometer
1 year agoHelper I
Visual Calculation using FIRST()
Hi Folks, I have data for some suppliers and prices for a material: Supplier Date NetPrice SUP1 28.02.2024 20,66 SUP1 29.02.2024 20,66 SUP2 01.03.2024 ...
- 1 year ago
Hi,
As seen in the visual calculation table supplier appears twice in your filter context. Because of this it is easier not to use visual calculations in this case, since calculating first date for a specific supplier will be challenging. With normal dax you can e.g. create something like this:first net price division =var _s = SELECTEDVALUE('Table (47)'[Supplier])VAR _firstDate = CALCULATE(MIN('Table (47)'[Date]),ALL('Table (47)'[Date]),'Table (47)'[Supplier]=_s)RETURNDIVIDE([Average of NetPrice],CALCULATE([Average of NetPrice],ALL('Table (47)'[Date]),'Table (47)'[Date]=_firstDate))
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ValtteriN
1 year agoCommunity Champion
Hi,
As seen in the visual calculation table supplier appears twice in your filter context. Because of this it is easier not to use visual calculations in this case, since calculating first date for a specific supplier will be challenging. With normal dax you can e.g. create something like this:
first net price division =
var _s = SELECTEDVALUE('Table (47)'[Supplier])
VAR _firstDate = CALCULATE(MIN('Table (47)'[Date]),ALL('Table (47)'[Date]),'Table (47)'[Supplier]=_s)
RETURN
DIVIDE([Average of NetPrice],
CALCULATE(
[Average of NetPrice],ALL('Table (47)'[Date]),'Table (47)'[Date]=_firstDate))
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I hope this post helps to solve your issue and if it does consider accepting it as a solution and giving the post a thumbs up!
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