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elleneal
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DAX Formula

Hi,

 

I am not able to create a calculation as it would appear in Excel. 

 

I would like a calculated column to return a value with 1 filter applied for the row language (column A) and another filter applied for Tier|LOB (column B). 

 

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As you can see from the table above, the column is providing me with the value for 'T2 1' for the language in the row and ignores the Tier|LOB in the row. When i use the sumif within Excel this works perfectly but when i apply the same formula using Calulate and Sum or SumX and applying the filters it just gives me the value of T2 1 in that row only (see example below).

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The purpose of the calulcation is for an if formula. if the row is T1 1 then give me the value for T2 1 for that language.

 

Thank you very much for your support.

 

Elle

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andris_
Resolver I
Resolver I

Hi @elleneal,

 

Please try out the following DAX formula:

 

Sum if T2 1= LOOKUPVALUE(Datasheet[Extra Calls];Datasheet[Language];Datasheet[Language];Datasheet[Tier|LOB];"T2 1")

 

Regards,

Andris

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andris_
Resolver I
Resolver I

Hi @elleneal,

 

Please try out the following DAX formula:

 

Sum if T2 1= LOOKUPVALUE(Datasheet[Extra Calls];Datasheet[Language];Datasheet[Language];Datasheet[Tier|LOB];"T2 1")

 

Regards,

Andris

You are amazing! Thank you so much Smiley Happy

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