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Hi All,
I am trying to do a SUM on column [Total Amount] when column [Promotion_id] is blank AND column [order_order_scr] = 1
My DAX for new column is;
NoOfferTotal = IF(AND(FORMAT([order_order_src] = 1,"String"), 'POS Data 1'[promotion_id] = " "),SUM('POS Data 1'[Total Amount]),0)
This errors and DAX comparison operations do not support values of string and integer.
Any help would be appreicated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@v-jiascu-msft is right and it's a better solution in case that promition_id is actually "" in some cases.
revised codes:
measure =
CALCULATE(
SUM('POS Data 1'[Total Amount]),
'POS Data 1'[promotion_id] = BLANK(),
'POS Data 1'[order_order_src] = 1
)
column =
IF(
AND(
'POS Data 1'[promotion_id] = BLANK(),
'POS Data 1'[order_order_src] = 1
),
'POS Data 1'[Total Amount]
)
@Anonymous
Hi,
It seems that the answer is there. So I just give a suggestion that you can replace "" with BLANK(). "Format" isn't needed.
Best Regards!
Dale
@v-jiascu-msft is right and it's a better solution in case that promition_id is actually "" in some cases.
revised codes:
measure =
CALCULATE(
SUM('POS Data 1'[Total Amount]),
'POS Data 1'[promotion_id] = BLANK(),
'POS Data 1'[order_order_src] = 1
)
column =
IF(
AND(
'POS Data 1'[promotion_id] = BLANK(),
'POS Data 1'[order_order_src] = 1
),
'POS Data 1'[Total Amount]
)
Hi @Anonymous,
You can calculate this as a measure with this DAX code. I would however prefer to make the calculation a measure instead of a column unless you for some reason really need this as a column in your table.
NoOfferTotal =
CALCULATE(
SUM('POS Data 1'[Total Amount]),
FORMAT( 'POS Data 1'[promotion_id], "String" ) = "",
'POS Data 1'[order_order_src] = 1
)
If you really need it as a column - this code should do the trick:
IF(
AND(
FORMAT( 'POS Data 1'[promotion_id]; "String" ) = "",
'POS Data 1'[order_order_src] = 1
),
'POS Data 1'[Total Amount]
)
Hi @Anonymous
Can you please show a snapshot of some of the data so we can see what kind of values are in each column?
That will help reformat the query.
I'm mostly interested in the [order_order_src] column
Thanks for the replies.
Both column are whole numbers, see screen shots.
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