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Hey!
It is already friday and i try to finish my report, but i can not solve or create the correct measure for the following Request:
- Summarize all orders without transport costs
- list all orders without transport costs
My table looks like this:
Ordernumber | article | quantity | value
0000001 | 100900 | 10 | 2900 €
0000001 | 90 | 1 | 50 €
0000002 | 100500 | 2 | 6000 €
0000003 | 100501 | 3 | 700 €
In this example, 90 is the article number for the transport costs. i need now to sum the orders expect the orders which inclued article 90.
So the result should be 6700 €.
Edit:
"IF a order contains the article 90, then ignore / filter the complete order" is basicly what i need
Solved! Go to Solution.
You may use the following DAX to add a measure.
Measure = SUMX ( FILTER ( Table1, NOT ( CONTAINS ( Table1, Table1[Ordernumber], Table1[Ordernumber], Table1[article], 90 ) ) ), Table1[value] )
You may use the following DAX to add a measure.
Measure = SUMX ( FILTER ( Table1, NOT ( CONTAINS ( Table1, Table1[Ordernumber], Table1[Ordernumber], Table1[article], 90 ) ) ), Table1[value] )
Worked! Thank you very much!
You can sum up the orders that contain transport cost and then caluclate difference, something like that
Orders With Shipping Cost =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table[value] ),
FILTER ( Table[Ordernumber], Table[article] = 90 )
)
orders without Shipping costs = SUM ( Table[value] ) - [Orders With Shipping Cost]
May be there is a better solution, but this should work
I already tried something similar like your example, and the problem is that the first order with the transport cost is included, but without the costs for the article 90.
So what it basicly does is this:
2900 + 6000 + 700
But it should also ignore the 2900 € because it is from the same order 000001.
"IF a order contains the article 90, then ignore / filter the complete order" is basicly what i need
Thats because you fiiltered order positions, not whole orders. Pay attention for the filter function, I provided you in my example.
Use it just that
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