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vnaga85
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Dynamically Calculate Sum based on the filter

Hi

I have table like below                                                                                  

Product

Rewardamount

Bill amount

Month

A

100

60

1

A

40

70

2

A

30

10

3

A

50

70

4

B

50

60

1

B

20

70

2

B

200

10

3

B

50

70

4

C

100

60

1

C

60

70

2

C

30

10

3

C

100

70

4

 

And I have calendar filter.

Here I need to find the count of eligible product based on the following condition for selected month

Condition is Rewardamount > Billamount then the production eligible.

 

For example if choose month 1 and 2 then it has to calculated something like this

Product A = (100 + 40) > (60 + 70)

Product B = (50+20) > (70 + 60)

Product C = (100+60) > (60 + 70)

The result should be 2, because product B is not eligible as per the condition. I need to calculate in this way dynamically.

 

Please someone help me on this.

 

Thanks in Advance

Nagarajan. V

 

  • Hi vnaga85,

     

    You have to create Measures to achieve this.

     

    I am sharing a pbix file here.

     

    You will find the measure in that. Please check.

     

    If you feel my answer is helped you. Please give me one Like(kudo) to my answer and accept as solution.

     

    Hope this help you Nagarajan.

     

    Regards,

    Mehbub - India

  • Hi,

     

    This formula will work

     

    =COUNTROWS(FILTER(SUMMARIZE(Data,Data[Product],"ABCD",SUM(Data[Rewardamount]),"EFGH",SUM(Data[Bill amount])),[ABCD]>[EFGH]))

     

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  • Hi,

     

    This formula will work

     

    =COUNTROWS(FILTER(SUMMARIZE(Data,Data[Product],"ABCD",SUM(Data[Rewardamount]),"EFGH",SUM(Data[Bill amount])),[ABCD]>[EFGH]))

     

    • vnaga85's avatar
      vnaga85
      Frequent Visitor

      This is perfect.  

       

      Thanks a lot

      Nagarajan. V

  • Hi vnaga85,

     

    You have to create Measures to achieve this.

     

    I am sharing a pbix file here.

     

    You will find the measure in that. Please check.

     

    If you feel my answer is helped you. Please give me one Like(kudo) to my answer and accept as solution.

     

    Hope this help you Nagarajan.

     

    Regards,

    Mehbub - India