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Hi,
When I convert an excel formula to a DAX Code, it does not give me the correct % and I cannot figure out why. See below
Excel Formula: =((C28*40+E28*40+G28*10+I28*10))+(K26+M26+O26)
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hi @Courtb86 ,
Kindly provide a sample input and output, masking any sensitive data.
If you are off, it's probably due to Order of Operations. I would recommend adding parenthesis to double check this :
(
(C28*40)+
(E28*40)+
(G28*10)+
(I28*10)
)+
(K26+M26+O26)
With the sample input, I will be able to provide the relevant dax formula.
Hi @Courtb86
You can share the sample input and expected output for better undertsating.
It seems you are taking a cell value of 28th row and 26th row. better if you can share input and output you want.
hi @Courtb86 ,
Kindly provide a sample input and output, masking any sensitive data.
If you are off, it's probably due to Order of Operations. I would recommend adding parenthesis to double check this :
(
(C28*40)+
(E28*40)+
(G28*10)+
(I28*10)
)+
(K26+M26+O26)
With the sample input, I will be able to provide the relevant dax formula.
FINAL= if(((([Measure 1]*10)+
([Measure 2]*40)+
([Measure 3]*10)+
([Measure 4]*40))-
[Measure 5]-
([Measure 6])-
([Measure 7]*5))/100<0,0,
((([Measure 1]*10)+
([Measure 2]*40)+
([Measure 3]*10)+
([Measure 4]*40))-
([Measure 5])-
([Measure 6])-
([Measure 7])*5)/100)
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