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Good day to all,
Problem: I want a measure for the pipeline-value, which can be filtered for the specific user. Right now i get a row in the date table with the correct Pipeline-Value but i am not able to filter.
The following scenario:
I have a table for deals with our customers incl. creation date, closing date, the associated user & a deal value.
Now I would like to evaluate the total value of the pipeline of deals over time.
For this I have added a new column in the date table & calculated the value of the pipeline via a DAX formula:
Pipeline Worth =
VAR date1 = '- Date Table'[Date]
RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUMX('Deal-Table','Deal-Table'[Value])+0,
FILTER('Deal-Table','Deal-Table'[Create Date] < date1 && ('Deal-Table'[Close Date] > date1 || 'Deal-Table'[Close Date] = 0) )
)
Date Table | |
Date | Pipeline Value |
01.12.2022 | 1.000,00 € |
02.12.2022 | 1.000,00 € |
03.12.2022 | 1.000,00 € |
04.12.2022 | 1.000,00 € |
05.12.2022 | 3.000,00 € |
06.12.2022 | 2.000,00 € |
07.12.2022 | 2.000,00 € |
08.12.2022 | 2.500,00 € |
09.12.2022 | 2.500,00 € |
10.12.2022 | 2.000,00 € |
11.12.2022 | 2.000,00 € |
12.12.2022 | 2.800,00 € |
Deal-Table | ||||
Create Date | Close Date | Deal-Name | Value | USER |
01.12.2022 | 06.12.2022 | Example 1 | 1.000,00 € | USER1 |
05.12.2022 | Example 2 | 2.000,00 € | USER2 | |
08.12.2022 | 10.12.2022 | Example 3 | 500,00 € | USER3 |
12.12.2022 | Example 4 | 800,00 € | USER4 |
@Anonymous
do you have any solution for this?
Hi @fheller98 ,
You can try this code to create a measure.
M_Pipeline Worth =
VAR date1 =
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Date Table'[Date] )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUMX ( 'Deal-Table', 'Deal-Table'[Value] ) + 0,
FILTER (
'Deal-Table',
'Deal-Table'[Create Date] <= date1
&& ( 'Deal-Table'[Close Date] > date1
|| 'Deal-Table'[Close Date] = 0 )
)
)
Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@Anonymous
Filtering now works - unfortunately I have another problem:
In the data model the Create-Date & the Date (Data-Table) are related to each other.
I think this leads to the fact that the pipeline value is separated on the individual date.
Do you have any solution for this?
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