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6 years ago

Calculate & Sum Help

Hi,

 

Im trying to count a subset of my data using Calculate and sum and applying some filters.

 

i'm applying the same filters in the data view to check the validity of the query however the numbers are slightly out .

 

Here is the my query.

 

 

Overdue Count = CALCULATE(SUM('Current WIP Run'[Job Count]), 'Current WIP Run'[CurrentStage] <> "No Access - Job to be Abandoned", 'Current WIP Run'[CurrentStage] <> "Card Left & 1st Visit", 'Current WIP Run'[Resource (groups)] <> "SUB",'Current WIP Run'[priorityType] <> "Call Back", 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Building Services Inspections", 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Electrical Programme", 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Fire Assessment Remedial Work", 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Asbestos Removal", 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Tech Inspection" , 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Electrical AFD Work", 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "WORK SUB CONTRACTED", 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Rubbish Clearance" , 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Asbestos Removals HS" , 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Planned Schemes" , 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Electrical Communal Testing", 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Electrical Communal Testing" , 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] <> "Labourer")
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  • jdbuchanan71's avatar
    jdbuchanan71
    Super User
    6 years ago

    Anonymous 

    One way to test the differenct woulb be to apply the filters one at a time and see which one causes the amount to be off.  I modified your original a bit to use IN and lists rather than <> for each TradeName for example:

     

    Overdue Count = 
CALCULATE ( 
	SUM('Current WIP Run'[Job Count] )
	,NOT ( 'Current WIP Run'[CurrentStage] IN {"No Access - Job to be Abandoned",  "Card Left & 1st Visit"} )
	,NOT ( 'Current WIP Run'[Resource (groups)] IN { "SUB" } )
	,NOT ( 'Current WIP Run'[priorityType] IN { "Call Back" } )
	,NOT ( 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] IN {"Building Services Inspections", "Electrical Programme", "Fire Assessment Remedial Work", "Asbestos Removal", "Tech Inspection", "Electrical AFD Work", "WORK SUB CONTRACTED", "Rubbish Clearance", "Asbestos Removals HS", "Planned Schemes", "Electrical Communal Testing", "Electrical Communal Testing", "Labourer"} )
)

     

     

    You can turn off the filters one at a time by putting '--' (double minus sign) ahead of the line so if I want to turn of all but the filter on [TradeName] it looks like this.

     

    Overdue Count = 
CALCULATE ( 
	SUM('Current WIP Run'[Job Count] )
	--,NOT ( 'Current WIP Run'[CurrentStage] IN {"No Access - Job to be Abandoned",  "Card Left & 1st Visit"} )
	--,NOT ( 'Current WIP Run'[Resource (groups)] IN { "SUB" } )
	--,NOT ( 'Current WIP Run'[priorityType] IN { "Call Back" } )
	,NOT ( 'Current WIP Run'[TradeName] IN {"Building Services Inspections", "Electrical Programme", "Fire Assessment Remedial Work", "Asbestos Removal", "Tech Inspection", "Electrical AFD Work", "WORK SUB CONTRACTED", "Rubbish Clearance", "Asbestos Removals HS", "Planned Schemes", "Electrical Communal Testing", "Electrical Communal Testing", "Labourer"} )
)

     

    Give that a try, see if you can track down what is causing your variance.  Maybe one of the fields has a space on " Labourer" on some rows or something.

  • DS12345's avatar
    DS12345
    Frequent Visitor
    6 years ago

    Hi Josh,

     

    Query looks fine. The difference might have something to do with counting blanks.

    If that's not the case, could you upload an example of the dataset? It's hard to answer your question without any extra information of the dataset.