Hello everyone,
I have a table with client name,country, service types, brands, total gp, date hierarchy.
I've another table with contractual conditions on service types, brands and countries in scope for each client. I want to show the GP that comes from the contractual conditions.
I used this formula:
"CALCULATE( SUMX('Finance Analytics', 'Finance Analytics'[Gross Profit_Total]),
FILTER('Finance Analytics',
'Finance Analytics'[EBX Team.Country] IN VALUES('PSA Library'[Countries in Scope (groups)])
&& 'Finance Analytics'[Service Type] IN VALUES('PSA Library'[SERVICE TYPE (groups)]) &&
'Finance Analytics'[Brands] IN VALUES('PSA Library'[BRAND IN SCOPE (groups)]) ) )"
The formula works correctly at client level in a table, but gives me the wrong total. If I want to know how much profit is generated outside the contract for all the clients I get the wrong results.
I'd really appreciate your help here.
Thanks in advance
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Hi @gianmarco_bazz ,
Your problem is that measure returns wrong total, it's a common issue for measure because of context. Here's a article provide a solution in detail with sample, you can refer to it: Why my measure returns the wrong total? How to fix that? (vahiddm.com).
If you want specific formula about your sample, I need more information about the data model.
Best regards,
Community Support Team_yanjiang
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Hi @gianmarco_bazz ,
Your problem is that measure returns wrong total, it's a common issue for measure because of context. Here's a article provide a solution in detail with sample, you can refer to it: Why my measure returns the wrong total? How to fix that? (vahiddm.com).
If you want specific formula about your sample, I need more information about the data model.
Best regards,
Community Support Team_yanjiang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.