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Google5ive
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Help Correcting a Converted Formula

Help!!! I need some assistance and it might be advance I'm trying to convert a statement that was written in somewhat a SQL format to DAX.
Not sure if this is the correct location to post this.
 
For example
 

= Sum(Fields.ADDTL_INST + Fields.ADDTL_REF + Fields.EXCISE_TAX + Fields.NON_STANDARD_FEES + Fields.RECORDING_FEES + Fields.EXC_ENT + Fields.UCC_FEES + Fields.UAP_FEES) - Sum(Fields.UCC_FEES) - Sum(Fields.EXCISE_TAX) - Sum(Fields.NON_STANDARD_FEES) - SUM(iif((Fields.ADDTL_INST > 0 Or Fields.ADDTL_REF > 0 Or Fields.EXCISE_TAX > 0 Or Fields.RECORDING_FEES > 0 Or Fields.NON_STANDARD_FEES > 0) AND Fields.DT_DESC = "D - T", (Fields.ADDTL_INST + Fields.ADDTL_REF + Fields.EXCISE_TAX + Fields.NON_STANDARD_FEES + Fields.RECORDING_FEES + Fields.EXC_ENT), 0.00)) - COUNT(iif((Fields.ADDTL_INST > 0 Or Fields.ADDTL_REF > 0 Or Fields.EXCISE_TAX > 0 Or Fields.RECORDING_FEES > 0 Or Fields.NON_STANDARD_FEES > 0 Or Fields.UCC_FEES > 0) AND (Fields.DT_DESC = "DEED" OR Fields.DT_DESC = "EASMT" OR Fields.DT_DESC = "SEE INSTRUMENT"), 1, null)) * 6.2

 
So Far this is what I have
 
Fee =
(
SUM ( 'Query1'[ADDTL_INST] ) + SUM ( 'Query1'[ADDTL_REF] )
+ SUM ( 'Query1'[EXCISE_TAX] )
+ SUM ( 'Query1'[NON_STANDARD_FEES] )
+ SUM ( 'Query1'[RECORDING_FEES] )
+ SUM ( 'Query1'[EXC_ENT] )
+ SUM ( 'Query1'[UCC_FEES] )
+ SUM ( 'Query1'[UAP_FEES] )
)
- SUM ( 'Query1'[UCC_FEES] )
- SUM ( 'Query1'[EXCISE_TAX] )
- SUM ( 'Query1'[NON_STANDARD_FEES] )
- (
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Query1'[ADDTL_INST] ),
'Query1'[ADDTL_INST] > 0,
Query1[DT_DESC] = "D - T"
)
+ CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Query1'[ADDTL_REF] ),
'Query1'[ADDTL_REF] > 0,
Query1[DT_DESC] = "D - T"
)
+ CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Query1'[EXCISE_TAX] ),
'Query1'[EXCISE_TAX] > 0,
Query1[DT_DESC] = "D - T"
)
+ CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Query1'[RECORDING_FEES] ),
'Query1'[RECORDING_FEES] > 0,
Query1[DT_DESC] = "D - T"
)
+ CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Query1'[NON_STANDARD_FEES] ),
'Query1'[NON_STANDARD_FEES] > 0,
Query1[DT_DESC] = "D - T"
)
+ (
SUM ( 'Query1'[ADDTL_INST] ) + SUM ( 'Query1'[ADDTL_REF] )
+ SUM ( 'Query1'[EXCISE_TAX] )
+ SUM ( 'Query1'[NON_STANDARD_FEES] )
+ SUM ( 'Query1'[RECORDING_FEES] )
+ SUM ( 'Query1'[EXC_ENT] )
)
+ (
CALCULATE (
COUNTA ( 'Query1'[ADDTL_INST] ),
'Query1'[ADDTL_INST] > 0,
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "DEED",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "EASMT",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "SEE INSTRUMENT"
) * 6.2
+ CALCULATE (
COUNTA ( 'Query1'[ADDTL_REF] ),
'Query1'[ADDTL_REF] > 0,
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "DEED",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "EASMT",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "SEE INSTRUMENT"
) * 6.2
+ CALCULATE (
COUNTA ( 'Query1'[EXCISE_TAX] ),
'Query1'[EXCISE_TAX] > 0,
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "DEED",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "EASMT",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "SEE INSTRUMENT"
) * 6.2
+ CALCULATE (
COUNTA ( 'Query1'[RECORDING_FEES] ),
'Query1'[RECORDING_FEES] > 0,
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "DEED",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "EASMT",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "SEE INSTRUMENT"
) * 6.2
+ CALCULATE (
COUNTA ( 'Query1'[NON_STANDARD_FEES] ),
'Query1'[NON_STANDARD_FEES] > 0,
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "DEED",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "EASMT",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "SEE INSTRUMENT"
) * 6.2
+ CALCULATE (
COUNTA ( 'Query1'[UCC_FEES] ),
'Query1'[UCC_FEES] > 0,
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "DEED",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "EASMT",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "SEE INSTRUMENT"
) * 6.2
)
)
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bcdobbs
Community Champion
Community Champion

Your original query was using a lot of OR statements. Try replacing statements like:

CALCULATE (
COUNTA ( 'Query1'[ADDTL_INST] ),
'Query1'[ADDTL_INST] > 0,
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "DEED",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "EASMT",
'Query1'[DT_DESC] = "SEE INSTRUMENT"
)
 
with
 
CALCULATE (
COUNTA ( 'Query1'[ADDTL_INST] ),
'Query1'[ADDTL_INST] > 0,
'Query1'[DT_DESC] IN { "DEED""EASMT" "SEE INSTRUMENT" }
)


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jdbuchanan71
Super User
Super User

@Google5ive 

I would split the sub CALCULATATES into their own measures, the write the Fee measure to add the sub measures together.
Also, in the first part of the query it looks like three of the fields you are adding together you are taking back out right afterwards.

jdbuchanan71_0-1660226979542.png

Can you just leave those 3 out of the first sum?

For the last 6 steps, the ones that multipl a count by 6.2, looking at the sql I think you can just do that this way.

6.2 measure = 
CALCULATE(
    COUNTROWS(Query1),
    KEEPFILTERS(Query1[DT_DESC] IN {"DEED","EASMT","SEE INSTRUMENT"}),
    (Query1[ADDTL_INST] > 0 || Query1[ADDTL_REF] > 0 || Query1[EXCISE_TAX] > 0 || Query1[RECORDING_FEES] > 0 || Query1[NON_STANDARD_FEES] > 0 || Query1[UCC_FEES] > 0)
) * 6.2

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