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Hi I have a question on how to calculate sales % of specfic items.
I have a sample sales data as below.
MTD Sales with Brand/SKU Name/Sales
What I would like to do is
1. Set up a measure to calculate Sales% of all items except for NIKE, ADIDAS and Costco SKUs. (Refer to column F of "MTD Sales" tab)
2. Set up a measure to calculate Fee1 (Refer to column G of "MTD Sales" tab)
3. Set up a measure to calculate Fee2 (Refer to column H of "MTD Sales" tab)
Step 3 is a bit tricky because first I need to set up a DAX to calculate 5% of sales for only Costco SKUs. Then deduct those amount from total Fee2 and then apply Sales% to the remaining balance for rest of the SKUs.
I would like the end result to look like a table in "End Result" tab.
Appreciate your support!
H
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Hi @hidenseek9 ,
I updated the sample pbix file(see the attachment) again, please check if it is what you expected.
Best Regards
Hi @hidenseek9 ,
I created a sample pbix file(see the attachment), please check if that is what you want.Fee 2 =
Best Regards
@Anonymous
Thank you!
This works perfectly.
However, is there a sum to show the right figures?
For instance,
How can we achieve this?
Hi @hidenseek9 ,
I updated the sample pbix file(see the attachment), please check if it is correct now...
Best Regards
@Anonymous
Thank you! Now the total is showing up to be 100% but the subtotal is incorrect now.
AND1% should add up to 26.7% and subtotal amount should add up to 16.0M.
Same issue persist for Fee2.
Can this be solved?
Hi @hidenseek9 ,
I updated the sample pbix file(see the attachment) again, please check if it is what you expected.
Best Regards
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