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powerbi2srm
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Calcular medida de totales

Hola!

 

Necesito ayuda para crear una medida que me calcule totales de tal forma que cuando arrastre esa medida a una tabla no le afecten los filtros de cada fila.

 

Para explicarlo mejor os pongo un ejemplo. Una empresa vende dos productos (mesas y sillas) a dos consumidores: 

 

table1.jpg

Lo que busco es una medida que me calculase el total para cada producto (8 sillas vendidas y 3 mesas), independientemente de cuál sea la factura o el cliente:

 

table2.jpg

 

Muchas gracias!!

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@powerbi2srm 

 

total unit by product measure =
  VAR __product = MAX('Table 2'[product])
  VAR __table = FILTER(ALL('Table 1'),[product] = __product)
RETURN
  SUMX(__table,[units by invoice])

 



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Measure = 
    VAR __Product = MAX('dim_product'[product_id])
    VAR __Table = FILTER(ALL('fact_sale_invoice'),[product_id] = __Product)
RETURN
    IF(SUM('fact_sale_invoice'[product_quantity])>0,SUMX(__Table,[product_quantity]),BLANK())

 



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powerbi2srm
Resolver II
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Muchas gracias @Greg_Deckler. Esto me sirvió para resolver el problema, sin embargo al trabajar con grandes cantidades de datos daba algunos errores de carga. Probé esta cosa que me funcionó perfecto. Lo pongo por aquí. Por si alguien tiene el mismo problema en un futuro:

 

total unit by product = 
VAR TblSummary = ADDCOLUMNS(
    VALUES(fact_sale_invoice[product_id]),
    "Total", CALCULATE(SUM(fact_Sale_invoice[product_quantity]),ALL(fact_sale_invoice),VALUES(fact_Sale_invoice[product_id]))
)
RETURN
    SUMX(TblSummary,[Total])

 

powerbi2srm
Resolver II
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Sigue sin funcionar... No entiendo por qué @Greg_Deckler 

@powerbi2srm ¿Puede publicar su archivo PBIX o una muestra que replica el modelo de datos?



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Sí, pero ¿cómo puedo pasarte el archivo? @Greg_Deckler 

@powerbi2srm Usa OneDrive o Google Drive o Box, cualquier servicio de carga de archivos.



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Measure = 
    VAR __Product = MAX('dim_product'[product_id])
    VAR __Table = FILTER(ALL('fact_sale_invoice'),[product_id] = __Product)
RETURN
    IF(SUM('fact_sale_invoice'[product_quantity])>0,SUMX(__Table,[product_quantity]),BLANK())

 



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Disculpa las molestias, pero ¿como tendría que hacer para filtrar esos datos por fecha a través de DAX? Es decir, por ejemplo:  esa medida para el mes de enero. Esto es lo que he intentado, pero no me lo reconoce:

Unidades_totales_enero = 
VAR __Product = MAX(dim_product[product_id])

VAR __Table =
FILTER(
    ALLEXCEPT(fact_sale_invoice_line, fact_sale_invoice_line[invoice_date_id]),
    [product_id] = __Product
)

var resultado =
IF(
    SUM(fact_sale_invoice_line[product_quantity])>0,
    CALCULATE(
        SUMX(__Table, fact_sale_invoice_line[product_quantity]),
        AND(
            fact_sale_invoice_line[invoice_date_id]>=20220201,
            fact_sale_invoice_line[invoice_date_id]<=20220228
        )
    ),
    BLANK()
)

return resultado

 

Perdón por las molestias, @Greg_Deckler , pero es que me urge.

@powerbi2srm Maybe:

Measure = 
    VAR __Product = MAX('dim_product'[product_id])
    VAR __Table = FILTER(ALL('fact_sale_invoice_line'),[product_id] = __Product && [invoice_date_id]>=20220201 && [invoice_date_id]<=20220228
        )
RETURN
    IF(SUM('fact_sale_invoice_line'[product_quantity])>0,SUMX(__Table,[product_quantity]),BLANK())


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Mil gracias!!!! 😀

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@powerbi2srm 

 

total unit by product column =
  VAR __product = [product]
  VAR __table = FILTER('Table'[product] = __product)
RETURN
  SUMX(__table,[units by invoice])

 



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Disculpa, @Greg_Deckler, las columnas de la tabla que puse pertenecen a distintas tablas relacionadas. Por lo que creo que tu solución no funciona... Necesito una medida que me calcule eso para poder arrastrarla a la visualización de tabla.

@powerbi2srm 

 

total unit by product measure =
  VAR __product = MAX('Table 2'[product])
  VAR __table = FILTER(ALL('Table 1'),[product] = __product)
RETURN
  SUMX(__table,[units by invoice])

 



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