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Hi,
I have a matrix like this where amount is a measure. I am getting grand total incorrect as you can see. There is some calculation in amount measure for Others. It's ignoring the value for others. I want to get 45 grand total. How do I get the correct grand total?
Employee | Amount |
E1 | 10 |
E2 | 20 |
Others | 15 |
Total | 30 |
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Which table is the Employee field in the visual coming from?
If it's the Employee table try:
AMOUNT =
SUMX (
'Employee',
CALCULATE (
SWITCH (
MAX ( Employee[Employee] ),
"Others", DIVIDE ( 150, 10 ),
DIVIDE ( [Target], [Num_weeks] )
)
)
)
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Hi @bml123 ,
Create a another measure like this:-
measure= sumx(summarize('table','table'[employee],"Correct_Sum",[amount]),[Correct_Sum]))
Thanks,
Samarth
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Try:
Total amount = SUMX(Employee, [Amount])
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Paul on Linkedin.
Hi @PaulDBrown
I have tried your measue, it is not giving any values. It's just blank.
I want the grand total in my matrix to have the correct value.
Which table is the Employee field in the visual coming from?
If it's the Employee table try:
AMOUNT =
SUMX (
'Employee',
CALCULATE (
SWITCH (
MAX ( Employee[Employee] ),
"Others", DIVIDE ( 150, 10 ),
DIVIDE ( [Target], [Num_weeks] )
)
)
)
Proud to be a Super User!
Paul on Linkedin.
Employee is coming from employee table
Would you share the amount measure?
Did I answer your question? If so, please mark my post as a solution!
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Here is the formula of my Amount measure
Amount = SWITCH(CALCULATE(MAX(Employee[Employee])),
"Others",CALCULATE(150/10),
CALCULATE([Target] / [Num_weeks]))
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