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hello i am new on the platform and i hope you can help me.
the following problem:
I want to write a measure that should refer to the "SalesTest" measure and give me the total with the criterion <1000. It works, but I don't get a total at the bottom.
The measure: Sales Test= SWITCH(TRUE(),ISINSCOPE(Customer_V[No]),Sales[Sales],Sales[Sales])
the measure must be calculated on Customer_V[No] dimension.
Sales[Sales] = is a "sum" measure.
Solved! Go to Solution.
hello try to use this on the measure you did:
IF(HASONEFILTER([customer no]),[your measure],SUMX(VALUES([customer no]),[your measure]))
I'm a little bit confused
this is your measure
Sales Test= SWITCH(TRUE(),ISINSCOPE(Customer_V[No]),Sales[Sales],Sales[Sales])
this basically returns the same value in both conditions! is thi a typo mistake? how did you blank out the first two values?
Sorry,
SalesTest is the measure with the criterion <1000.
SalesTest: if(salesTest < 1000,salesTest)
And Sales is the measure : SWITCH(TRUE(),ISINSCOPE(Customer_V[No]),Sales[Sales],Sales[Sales])
hello try to use this on the measure you did:
IF(HASONEFILTER([customer no]),[your measure],SUMX(VALUES([customer no]),[your measure]))
Unbelievably, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! @Anonymous
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