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DAX Formula to get the input per process based on filter by date
- 1 year ago
Hi Anonymous - you can modify the measure to correctly calculate the total input for the selected process and take slicers into account
TotalInputPerProcess =
CALCULATE(
SUM(DRY_DS[Touched]),
ALLSELECTED(DRY_DS[defectlist]), -- Keep defect list slicer
ALLSELECTED(DRY_DS[createddatetime]), -- Keep date slicer
DRY_DS[process] = [Selected Process] -- Filter for the selected process
)For your defect rate calculation (Rate = QTY / TotalInputPerProcess), make sure you use the newly created TotalInputPerProcess measure
DefectRate =
DIVIDE(
SUM(DRY_DS[QTY]),
[TotalInputPerProcess],
0 -- Handles division by zero cases
)hope it works at your end, let me know if any adjustments.
Hi Anonymous - you can modify the measure to correctly calculate the total input for the selected process and take slicers into account
TotalInputPerProcess =
CALCULATE(
SUM(DRY_DS[Touched]),
ALLSELECTED(DRY_DS[defectlist]), -- Keep defect list slicer
ALLSELECTED(DRY_DS[createddatetime]), -- Keep date slicer
DRY_DS[process] = [Selected Process] -- Filter for the selected process
)
For your defect rate calculation (Rate = QTY / TotalInputPerProcess), make sure you use the newly created TotalInputPerProcess measure
DefectRate =
DIVIDE(
SUM(DRY_DS[QTY]),
[TotalInputPerProcess],
0 -- Handles division by zero cases
)
hope it works at your end, let me know if any adjustments.
Just made some changes on the code, the grand total is correct but still not getting the correct values per defectlist if i used to get the rate. the values of test2 should be all 50,349.
TotalInputPerProcess =
CALCULATE(
SUM(DS[Touched]),
ALLSELECTED(DS[defectlist]), -- Keep defect list slicer
ALLSELECTED(DS[createddatetime]), -- Keep date slicer
filter(DS, DS[process] = [Selected Process]) -- Filter for the selected process
)
-- this is working if the process value is hardcoded