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danielpaduck
2 years agoHelper III
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...
- 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])
danielpaduck
2 years agoHelper III
Hi,
The following is my data model:
Essentially, what I am trying to accomplish is to show posted labor hours until a certain period and then after that period show the budget/forecasted hours. There are three tables - CFGDates which contains the Period, LD Actual and LD Forecast. It seems on the total, Power BI does not have the Period filter anymore and then defaults to Actual hours.
- bestevezdyb2 years agoFrequent Visitor
Have you tried the measure I have provided?
- danielpaduck2 years agoHelper III
I will try today but the periods will need to be more dyamic instead of hard coding period ranges. Thanks!