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Hello,
I need your help one more time.
I have done two different measures to my data, and after that i have created a matrix to get a visual.
But now i want to divide measure 1 / measure 2, for this i have created a new measure (M3 = Divide(M1;M2))
but i'm getting the wrong results.
In below picture are my results, and in red my example.
11491.5/23= 499 and no 78.40
But the results for the total are correct.
Thanks
A measure performs within the context of its data set, (....and the context of the visual's filter - - but let's leave that issue alone for now).
For math between measures to work the visuals would have to all have the same data set. Kind of an abstract statement I realize.
Rather than rely on the existing measures - it is my guess without seeing sample of the dataset's involved - that you need to construct this 3 rd measure from scratch.
Also I notice your 3rd measure is a different time period - that must be part of the measure's definition in using the prior period's data.
Hi have the above data set's.
Data Set 1 - Material per equipment
| Date | Operation | Equipment | Type Material | Qty |
Data Set 2 - Work Hours per equipment
| Date | Operation | Equipment | Hours |
And another one that is a calendar.
I want to calculate the qty of material by equipment per hour of work in the last 3 months.
I have created 2 measures:
M1: gives me the total of material in the last 3 months.
M1 = Calculate(sum('Data Set 1'[Qty]); datesinperiod ('Calendar'[Date]; lastdate('Calendar'[Date]);-3;Month))
M2: gives the total of hour's worked in the las 3 months.
M2 =Calculate(sum('Data Set 2'[Hours]); datesinperiod ('Calendar'[Date]; lastdate('Calendar'[Date]);-3;Month))
All this meausres work well, but when i divide hours by qty of material i get correct results for the total (picture below).
M3 = divide(M2;M1)
But when i want result's per equipment, i get wrong results. the only resutls that are correct are the totals.
@janeca wrote:
Hi have the above data set's.
Data Set 1 - Material per equipment
Date Operation Equipment Type Material Qty
Data Set 2 - Work Hours per equipment
Date Operation Equipment Hours
And another one that is a calendar.
I want to calculate the qty of material by equipment per hour of work in the last 3 months.
I have created 2 measures:
M1: gives me the total of material in the last 3 months.
M1 = Calculate(sum('Data Set 1'[Qty]); datesinperiod ('Calendar'[Date]; lastdate('Calendar'[Date]);-3;Month))
M2: gives the total of hour's worked in the las 3 months.
M2 =Calculate(sum('Data Set 2'[Hours]); datesinperiod ('Calendar'[Date]; lastdate('Calendar'[Date]);-3;Month))
All this meausres work well, but when i divide hours by qty of material i get correct results for the total (picture below).
M3 = divide(M2;M1)
But when i want result's per equipment, i get wrong results. the only resutls that are correct are the totals.
Could you try
M2 =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Data Set 2'[Hours] ),
DATESINPERIOD ( 'Calendar'[Date], LASTDATE ( 'Calendar'[Date] ), -3, MONTH ),
ALLEXCEPT ( 'sometable', 'sometable'[jumbo] )
)
If it still doesn't work, would you mind sharing the pbix file? You could mask sensitive data before uploading it to a network drive and share the link.
Hi Eric,
It still doesn´t work.
My pbix file is in the above link.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0By056bzPjl9POFNqZzJlM1VyeVk
Thanks for your helph.
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