Daily Increase problem

[MrGriff]

I have multiple meters that I can see and show how much they have gone up by as below, to get the daily value I need to subtract the max of the day for the min for the day;

Factory	Location	Area	Line	_TIMESTAMP	_VALUE
Fact1	MANUF	Area1	Sub1	09/02/2021 15:59	1585783
Fact1	MANUF	Area1	Sub1	09/02/2021 16:15	1585783
Fact1	MANUF	Area1	Sub1	09/02/2021 16:31	1585784
Fact1	MANUF	Area1	Sub1	09/02/2021 16:47	1585784
Fact1	MANUF	Area1	Sub1	09/02/2021 17:03	1585785
Fact1	MANUF	Area1	Sub1	09/02/2021 17:19	1585785
Fact1	MANUF	Area1	Sub1	09/02/2021 17:35	1585785
Fact1	MANUF	Area1	Sub1	09/02/2021 17:51	1585786
Fact1	MANUF	Area1	Sub1	09/02/2021 18:07	1585786

I have created a calculation, and this works at the line detail, but when I want to show on a visual the Area / Location / Factory level it breaks and will not show the correct calculation.

Active Energy Delived = (
    CALCULATE( SUM(Sheet1[_VALUE]) , FILTER ( Sheet1 , Sheet1[_TIMESTAMP] = MAX( ( Sheet1[_TIMESTAMP] ) )))
-
(CALCULATE( SUM(Sheet1[_VALUE]) , FILTER ( Sheet1 , Sheet1[_TIMESTAMP] = MIN( ( Sheet1[_TIMESTAMP] ) ))))
)

Do I need to modify my DAX or do I need to create a summarize table to get this view?

Sample data https://1drv.ms/x/s!AjC_xz2zXa0Ug-tAB9S0dUBJl-FSfQ?e=p9rZKp

Thanks

[ryan_mayu]

@MrGriff 

maybe you can try to create a date column

DATE = INT('Table'[_TIMESTAMP])

then create a measure

Measure = 
var _MIN=CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[_TIMESTAMP]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[Area],'Table'[Factory],'Table'[Line],'Table'[Location],'Table'[DATE]))
VAR _MAX=CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[_TIMESTAMP]),ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[Area],'Table'[Factory],'Table'[Line],'Table'[Location],'Table'[DATE]))
RETURN MAXX(FILTER('Table','Table'[_TIMESTAMP]=_MAX),'Table'[_VALUE])-MAXX(FILTER('Table','Table'[_TIMESTAMP]=_MIN),'Table'[_VALUE])

please see the attachment below

[Jihwan_Kim · Accepted solution]

Hi, @MrGriff 

Please check the below picture and the sample pbix file's link down below.

If I may suggest, I prefer to have date column and time column separately.  Because in case there is time-based analysis is needed, it is more efficient.

Even if you do not split it for this time, you can still try to write something similar to the below.

Active Energy Delivered =

VAR currentdate =

MAX ( 'Calendar'[Date] )

VAR currentarea =

MAX ( Data[Area] )

VAR currentlocation =

MAX ( Data[Location] )

VAR currentfactory =

MAX ( Data[Factory] )

VAR startlevel =

CALCULATE (

SUM ( Data[_VALUE] ),

FILTER (

ALLSELECTED ( Data ),

Data[Time] = MIN ( Data[Time] )

&& Data[Date] = currentdate

&& Data[Area] = currentarea

&& Data[Location] = currentlocation

&& Data[Factory] = currentfactory

)

)

VAR endlevel =

CALCULATE (

SUM ( Data[_VALUE] ),

FILTER (

ALLSELECTED ( Data ),

Data[Time] = MAX ( Data[Time] )

&& Data[Date] = currentdate

&& Data[Area] = currentarea

&& Data[Location] = currentlocation

&& Data[Factory] = currentfactory

)

)

RETURN

endlevel - startlevel

https://www.dropbox.com/s/avibs4gl8qel5ue/mrgriff.pbix?dl=0 

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[MrGriff]

Hi @Jihwan_Kim 

Thanks for the help, I have tried to do the same as above but I get the below when I implement your solution,

I have attached the PBIX here for you to have a look at what I have done; 

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjC_xz2zXa0Ug-tYBlkfyUtQ5aYEzQ?e=fB6vuQ

If you can help that would be great.

Thanks

[Jihwan_Kim]

Hi, @MrGriff 

Thank you for your feedback.

Can you tell me which date / which area / which location / which factory information do you want to show in card visualization? Without selecting the criteria, I do not know what to show.

Or, please describe what is your desired outcome.

Thank you.

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