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Hi I want to calculate the count of orders where the report in code ends with 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 saperately and display the count of orders with respect to the ending values of report in code.
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@Pradeepthi23
I used a different sample but remains the same code. First create a filter table containg the digits 0 to 9
Create your measure as below and slice by the code ending column from the newly created table.
@Pradeepthi23
This with fixed total if it may have any meaninng.
Code Ending Count =
SUMX (
VALUES ( 'Code Ending'[Code Ending] ),
CALCULATE (
SUMX (
VALUES ( Orders[Report in Code - Display] ),
VAR CurrentEnding = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Code Ending'[Code Ending] )
VAR CurrentCode = Orders[Report in Code - Display]
VAR EndOfCode = VALUE ( RIGHT ( CurrentCode, 1 ) )
RETURN
IF ( EndOfCode = CurrentEnding, 1 )
)
)
)
Hi @tamerj1 , Thankyou for the solution, what would be the solution if the ending codes have other values like "A-Z" other than numbers.
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Xiaoxin Sheng
Would be almost the same
Code Ending Count =
SUMX (
VALUES ( 'Code Ending'[Code Ending] ),
CALCULATE (
SUMX (
VALUES ( Orders[Report in Code - Display] ),
VAR CurrentEnding = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Code Ending'[Code Ending] )
VAR CurrentCode = Orders[Report in Code - Display]
VAR EndOfCode = RIGHT ( CurrentCode, 1 )
RETURN
IF ( EndOfCode = CurrentEnding, 1 )
)
)
)
@Pradeepthi23
I used a different sample but remains the same code. First create a filter table containg the digits 0 to 9
Create your measure as below and slice by the code ending column from the newly created table.
52R8 | Z4024223260010 |
52R8 | Z4024384790010 |
52R9 | Z4023432040010 |
52R9 | Z4023992290010 |
52R9 | Z4024116030010 |
52W0 | Z4010402440010 |
52W0 | Z4020015100010 |
52W0 | Z4020022470010 |
52W0 | Z4021628530010 |
52W1 | Z4013535710010 |
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