Daily Sales Target Calculation

[puru85]

Hi Experts,

I am trying to calculate the Daily Sales Target. 

Logic for Daily Sales Target Calculation:
 (50,000 / number of workdays) + 20%

Details:

• I have created a measure to calculate the number of workdays. (The Workdays measure is attached in the PBIX file.)
• I have also created a measure for the Daily Sales Target. The measure is working fine; however, it is affected by the day filter. This issue seems to be due to the workdays measure. (The Daily Sales Target measure is attached in the PBIX file.)

I have attached my PBIX file for reference.
DailySalesTarget.pbix

Any guidance on how to ensure the Daily Sales Target measure is not affected by the day filter would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your help!

[puru85]

@ryan_mayu ,

The output  of "Daily Sales Target" is correct, if YEAR and MONTH Filter are selected. 

However, If DAY filter selected along with YEAR and MONTH filter. The output "Daily Sales Target" is showing incorrect result. This is due to "Workday" measure filter is affected by Day Filter. 

My requirement is to workday measure should not be affected by Day Filter. 

[ryan_mayu · Accepted solution]

@puru85 

I think the solution of workday was provided by another super user. You have some discustion on another thread. I haven't had a chance to go through. 

Here is a workaround that we do not need to touch the DAX part.

turn off the interaction between day filter and daily sales target card.

[puru85]

@Ritaf1983 @ryan_mayu 

If possible please help me with solution. 

Thank you!

[ryan_mayu]

the output looks correct. 50000/20*1.2

What's the expected output that you want?

[davidding]

got a feeling that the problem is with the 50,000, is that a monthly target? my interpretation of your problem is that this total target is not changing, but the number of workday changed, so your daily target is also affected.

I've split the measures into 3 tables in your file using different period in the table to illustrate the problem. Hope this at least partially answered your question.