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Hi,
I'm fairly new to Power BI and have found so much help on this site thank you!
I have a matrix visual that works fine in Desktop view, but exceeds memory usage when I publish it to app.powerbi.com (Since I usually work in Desktop - I'm not sure in which group to put my question)
The visual shows the "campaign revenue" for a few products in each their specific time period (their "campaign period").
I have a supporting small excel file with the SKU, start date ('kampagnemaal'[Startdato]), end date('kampagnemaal'[Slutdato]).The dates are different for each product:
My measure for works fine in desktop, but is veeeery slow. I need specific tips for changing my data or DAX to get below 1024 mb ram.
Current measure:
Since the dates are only for this year, I tried filtering my data ('fact Værdiposter (Value Entry)'[Sales Amount (Actual)]) in powerquery to only show this year, but that made no visible difference.
I found out that my problem might be that "filter" is not the right way to go, but can't figure out which way to go then? 🙂
Hopefully, you can help!
Thank you,
Theresa
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@Thefae
Can you try this version please:
Omsætning kampagneperiode =
var __Startdato = MIN ( 'kampagnemaal'[Startdato] )
var __Slutdato = MIN ( 'kampagnemaal'[Slutdato] )
return
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'fact Værdiposter (Value Entry)'[Sales Amount (Actual)] ),
FILTER (
all('Date'),
'Date'[Date] > __Startdato && 'Date'[Date] < __Slutdato
)
)
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Only 3 🙂 Fowmys re-writing of my measure worked 🙂
@Thefae
Can you try this version please:
Omsætning kampagneperiode =
var __Startdato = MIN ( 'kampagnemaal'[Startdato] )
var __Slutdato = MIN ( 'kampagnemaal'[Slutdato] )
return
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'fact Værdiposter (Value Entry)'[Sales Amount (Actual)] ),
FILTER (
all('Date'),
'Date'[Date] > __Startdato && 'Date'[Date] < __Slutdato
)
)
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That worked perfectly, thank you!
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