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Hello community,
I have problems calculating an availability % for my production. Here is my formula at the moment:
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Hi @DGodQc ,
You could add an index column with query editor. Then use RANKX() function to create a rank column.
rank = RANKX ( FILTER ( testTable, testTable[ID] = EARLIER ( testTable[ID] ) ), testTable[Index], , ASC, DENSE )
Then sum the value where [rank]=1.
Measure = CALCULATE ( SUM ( testTable[value] ), testTable[rank] = 1, ALLEXCEPT ( testTable, testTable[ID] ) )
Hi @DGodQc ,
You could add an index column with query editor. Then use RANKX() function to create a rank column.
rank = RANKX ( FILTER ( testTable, testTable[ID] = EARLIER ( testTable[ID] ) ), testTable[Index], , ASC, DENSE )
Then sum the value where [rank]=1.
Measure = CALCULATE ( SUM ( testTable[value] ), testTable[rank] = 1, ALLEXCEPT ( testTable, testTable[ID] ) )
It seems very similar to the sum of the Avg problem. Please refer
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/SUM-of-AVERAGE/td-p/197013
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Thanks.