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Hello,
I have 2 measures:
Bruch (kg) = SUM('Unpivoted Bruch'[AnzahlBruch(kg)])
Cumulative Total =
VAR cumulativbruch = [Bruch (kg)]
RETURN
CALCULATE(
[Bruch (kg)],
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED('Unpivoted Bruch'[Material_Bruch]),
[Bruch (kg)] >= cumulativbruch
)
)
The second measure cumulatitve total should give the cumulated values of Bruch(kg). This works mostly, however it doesnt consider duplicates of Bruch(kg).
Example: Bruch(kg) = 100+50+50+20
Cumulativ total = 100+150+150+170
Hope someone can helpe me 🙂
Seria bom que enviasse uma amostra dos seus dados. Pode ser fictícios.
Se for como este, terá que incluir um índice
Acc =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Tabela[Valor] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( Tabela[Índice], Tabela[Coluna] ),
[Índice] <= MAX ( Tabela[Índice] )
)
)
Hi @JANSAN
Can you share some sample data of the table 'Unpivoted Brunch' along with some expected result based on that? Does column [Material_Bruch] have duplicated values?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
Unfortunaly I can not provide sample data. However yes [Material_Bruch] does have duplicates. Meaning in my data set, there are multiple AnzahlBruch(kg) which are associated with multiple [Material_bruch].
Bruch (kg) = SUM('Unpivoted Bruch'[AnzahlBruch(kg)])
Bruch[kg] is a SUM of multiple AnzahlBruch(kg) (data entries).
Material_bruch is being used as a category to sort the Sum of data entries.
Hope that helps!
Hi @JANSAN ,
Try this once :-
Cumulative Total =
VAR cumulativbruch = [Bruch (kg)]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
[Bruch (kg)],
[Bruch (kg)] >= cumulativbruch,
ALL ( 'Unpivoted Bruch'[Material_Bruch] )
)
)
Thanks,
Pratyasha Samal
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Error : A function 'PLACEHOLDER' has been used in a True/False expression that is used as a table filter expression. This is not allowed.
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