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Good day, I have the next doubt.
Perform the following measurements to be able to calculate some materials with greater amount of use, through ranges, in which you calculate a ranking, and a cumulative percentage (ranges)
Before you can filter, use the following measure:
How can I calculate the lines with this measurement and filter applied? For example if filter by ranges to 8% throws me 3 lines, but I do not know how to reflect that value on a card, that is, how do I group by the value of a measure?
Hi @pauiglesias ,
Please try this:
Filter Measure =
SWITCH ( [Total Acumulado OS] <= SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Rango OS'[Rango] ), 1, 0 )
Best Regards,
Icey
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@Syndicate_Admin , replace var total
by
calculate(sum( consumo[candid OS]) , filter(allselected(consumo) , consumo[model] =max(consumo[model]) && consumo[series] =max(consumo[series])) )
and try
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