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Hello,
Please can someone help me with my calculation.
I have a dataset which looks like the below, I cannot change the structure of the data. I need to create a calculation which will multiply the 'UnitOfMeasure' (Recycled and Reused) against the associated Unit Weight for that 'AssetType'. e.g. Laptops Recycled (1438) * Laptops Unit Weight (2) = 2876
AssetType | volume | UnitOfMeasure |
Laptops | 1438 | Recycled |
Laptops | 16676 | Reused |
Laptops | 2 | Unit Weight |
Monitors | 450 | Recycled |
Monitors | 9571 | Reused |
Monitors | 8 | Unit Weight |
Printers | 0 | Recycled |
Printers | 11 | Reused |
Printers | 20 | Unit Weight |
Server | 25 | Recycled |
Server | 26 | Reused |
Server | 12 | Unit Weight |
I need to calculate the total for Recycled and Reused, in the example provided I should be returned with the total below of 6,776 Recycled and 110,320 Reused.
AssetType | Recycled | Reused |
Laptops | 2,876 | 33,352 |
Monitors | 3,600 | 76,568 |
Printers | 0 | 88 |
Server | 300 | 312 |
Total | 6,776 | 110,320 |
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Hi @Anonymous
Try this 2 formulas:
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the pbix is attached
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It works, thank you for your help! 🙂
Hi @Anonymous
Try this 2 formulas:
1.
the pbix is attached
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
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