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Hi there
I have a loaded table structured as below,
With this measure I got the visual below (Demand, Supply and Acc.Bal are all directly from the table), and you can see the totals at different level are all wrong with 0.
Looking for help on it. Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , Try measure like
ACC.BO_CNY = SUMX(Summarize(FCST_BD12, FCST_BD12[Entiy], FCST_BD12[BU], FCST_BD12[Material],"_1",MAX(FCST_BD12[Balance])*MAX(ASP[ASP_CNY])),[_1])
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@Anonymous , Try measure like
ACC.BO_CNY = SUMX(Summarize(FCST_BD12, FCST_BD12[Entiy], FCST_BD12[BU], FCST_BD12[Material],"_1",MAX(FCST_BD12[Balance])*MAX(ASP[ASP_CNY])),[_1])
Thanks Amit.
It still has some problem, but inspiring anyway.