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Hi,
i have a dataset with some columns whereas my problem is only with the following ones:
projectid operation value
1 1 50
1 2 50
1 3 50
2 1 70
2 2 70
When i create a diagram and put the project id on the axis and the value as valu, it sums up the values per project. However, I only want to have one time 50 or 70 per project. Can I achieve this with a measure?
Thx Christian
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I think that you can use this, if I understand this correctly
Remainder =
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE(
Table,
Table[project],
Table[engineer],
"Remainder",AVERAGE(Table[remainder(project)])
),
[Remainder]
)
Hi,
Instead of SUM you can use MAX, MIN, AVERAGE, etc. if the value is always the same for the project. I.e.
Function Name = MAX(Table[value]).
Regards,
Kristjan
Thx, however, i am afraid my question was not good enough
project operation engineer remainder(project)
1 1 a 10
1 2 a 10
2 1 a 5
2 2 a 5
3 1 b 20
3 1 b 20
I want to see the remainng work per engineer in a diagram => a=10+5, b=20
Sorry for not having asked the right question in the fiirst go.
BR Chris
I think that you can use this, if I understand this correctly
Remainder =
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE(
Table,
Table[project],
Table[engineer],
"Remainder",AVERAGE(Table[remainder(project)])
),
[Remainder]
)
Ok, but what is the rationale for choosing 10+5 and not 10+5+10+5 for a?
Is it one value per project? Otherwise, what?
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