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I need to FILTER my SUMX/GROUPBY function. I would like to combine these two DAX statements, however, I'm struggling to do so, please let me know if you have any suggestions:
Statement 1:
SUMX(
GROUPBY('Demand Line Relation',
'Demand Line Relation'[Line],'Demand Line Relation'[Program],'Demand Line Relation'[Factory CapacityShifts],'Demand Line Relation'[FactoryCapacityHrs Per Shift]),
'Demand Line Relation'[Factory CapacityShifts]*Demand Line Relation'[FactoryCapacityHrs Per Shift]
)
Statement 2:
FILTER(
'Demand Line Relation',
'Demand Line Relation'[Factory]="HEC"
)
Preston
Solved! Go to Solution.
I should have spent 5 more minutes on this, here is what I came up with:
SUMX(
FILTER(
GROUPBY(
'Demand Line Relation',
'Demand Line Relation'[Line],'Demand Line Relation'[Program],'Demand Line Relation'[Factory CapacityShifts],'Demand Line Relation'[FactoryCapacityHrs Per Shift],'Demand Line Relation'[Factory]
),
'Demand Line Relation'[Factory]="HEC"
),
'Demand Line Relation'[Factory CapacityShifts]*'Demand Line Relation'[FactoryCapacityHrs Per Shift]
)
I should have spent 5 more minutes on this, here is what I came up with:
SUMX(
FILTER(
GROUPBY(
'Demand Line Relation',
'Demand Line Relation'[Line],'Demand Line Relation'[Program],'Demand Line Relation'[Factory CapacityShifts],'Demand Line Relation'[FactoryCapacityHrs Per Shift],'Demand Line Relation'[Factory]
),
'Demand Line Relation'[Factory]="HEC"
),
'Demand Line Relation'[Factory CapacityShifts]*'Demand Line Relation'[FactoryCapacityHrs Per Shift]
)
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