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NMOORE
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2 years ago
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incorrect Total Selected Value alternative

Hi, I need to sum quanities differently depending on my column values. The working example is much more complex with info I cannot share so I have drafted up a basic example using the Table below. ...
  • olgad's avatar
    olgad
    2 years ago

    Hi, 

    so, leave your first calculation like this

    Example = VAR _A =
        CALCULATE(
            SUM('Example Table'[Quantity]),
            FILTER(
                ALL('Example Table'),
                'Example Table'[Type] = "Cow")
        )
     
    VAR _B =
        SUM('Example Table'[Quantity])


        RETURN
     IF(
            SELECTEDVALUE('Example Table'[Type]) = "Dog" ||
            SELECTEDVALUE('Example Table'[Type]) = "Donkey",
            _B / _A,
            0
        )

    Add one more measure:
    Example2 =

    SUMX(SUMMARIZE('Example Table', 'Example Table'[Type], "Example Correct", 'Example Table'[Example]), [Example Correct])

     

     
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olgad
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2 years ago

Hi, 
I dont know if it is gonna fit  your real example, 
but here it is 

Example = VAR _A =
    CALCULATE(
        SUM('Example Table'[Quantity]),
        FILTER(
            ALL('Example Table'),
            'Example Table'[Type] = "Cow")
    )
 
VAR _B =
    SUM('Example Table'[Quantity])
 
RETURN
    If(HASONEVALUE('Example Table'[Type]), IF(
        SELECTEDVALUE('Example Table'[Type]) = "Donkey",
        _A + _B,
        _B
    ),_B+_A
 )

 

  • NMOORE's avatar
    NMOORE
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    2 years ago

    Thanks so much Olgad, just away from my work at the moment I'll give it a whirl on Monday. Cheers

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    NMOORE
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    2 years ago

    Hi Olgad,

    Thanks again for the above. It solves the issue listed but I didnt distill the complexity of my issue into the example very well.

     

    I'm hoping this might be more in line with my issue. If we use the same measure but using your method of HASONEVALUE there are more cases which need to be involved.

     

    Because I need to Filter ALL on some tables I cannot then make it sum properly. I've been trying to create seperate measures and Sum them just in a total but the SelectedValue always follows.

     
        RETURN

        IF(
            HASONEVALUE('Example Table'[Type]),
        IF(
            SELECTEDVALUE('Example Table'[Type]) = "Dog" ||
            SELECTEDVALUE('Example Table'[Type]) = "Donkey",
            _B / _A,
            0
        ),_B / _A
        )
     

    I hope I'm missing something obvious. Let me know if you get the chance?

     

    Thanks

    • olgad's avatar
      olgad
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      2 years ago

      Hi, 

      so, leave your first calculation like this

      Example = VAR _A =
          CALCULATE(
              SUM('Example Table'[Quantity]),
              FILTER(
                  ALL('Example Table'),
                  'Example Table'[Type] = "Cow")
          )
       
      VAR _B =
          SUM('Example Table'[Quantity])


          RETURN
       IF(
              SELECTEDVALUE('Example Table'[Type]) = "Dog" ||
              SELECTEDVALUE('Example Table'[Type]) = "Donkey",
              _B / _A,
              0
          )

      Add one more measure:
      Example2 =

      SUMX(SUMMARIZE('Example Table', 'Example Table'[Type], "Example Correct", 'Example Table'[Example]), [Example Correct])

       

       
      • NMOORE's avatar
        NMOORE
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        2 years ago

        Much appreciated thanks. I've used Summarize to create tables in my data models but not wrapped inside SUMX like that so a very useful piece of learning, it worked in the large working model.

         

        I tried to add the Example2 code as a RETURN - referencing Example as a variable (so it was all in the same measure) but the total was in the billions? I was looking at a neat way to put it all in one measusure but obviously not essential.

         

        Thanks again