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danielpaduck
Helper III
2 years ago
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Conditional Measure Is Not Totaling Correctly

Hi,   I have the following report for test:     I have regular hours, then forecasted hours (regular x 2) and then a conditional measure that states the following:     Hours (Conditiona...
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  • bestevezdyb's avatar
    bestevezdyb
    2 years ago

    you can try, assuming you have the values in different tables. But it is as TomMartens  says, without the data model we cannot give an accurate answer.

     

    SUMX(
        FILTER(
            TableHour,
            TableHour[date] >= 201901 && TableHour[date] <= 201901
        ),
        TableHour[hour]
    )
    +
    SUMX(
        FILTER(
            TableHourF,
            TableHourF[date] > 201901
        ),
        TableHourF[hour]
    )
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TomMartens
Super User
2 years ago

Hey danielpaduck ,

 

it's tough to explain the behavior of the measure because you do not provide any information about the underlying data model and also do not provide the statement for the measure [Period (msr)], as this measure is controlling the condition.

Without explaining the business scenario the condition looks a little weird.

Then the Total, if the measure [Period (msr)]  is somehow dependent on the column used on rows, namely Period, then you have to be aware that this column does not contribute to the filter context for the total line.

 

Hopefully, this provides some ideas of how to check the result for the Total line.

 

Regards,

Tom