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I need to calculate the sum of two columns based on filters. I tried:
SUMX(FILTER('Test Table','Test Table'[Code="10023" || 'Test Table'[Code]="10039" && 'Test Table'[Category]="az" && 'Test Table'[Category]="ac" ),'Test Table'[ Amount]) it did not work.
Can someone please help guide me how I can get the sum for codes 10039 or 10023 where categories are ac or az. the actual table has more columns like date, brand which i need to be able to filter on dynamically
Category | Code | Amount |
ab | 10023 | 192 |
ac | 10039 | 3092 |
kj | 10023 | 49 |
ko | 1093 | 242 |
ab | 1098 | 402 |
ac | 10023 | 4 |
az | 10039 | 2543 |
ab | 1890 | 432 |
ac | 10023 | 9323 |
kj | 10304 | 3894 |
ko | 1930 | 493 |
ab | 2931 | 292 |
ac | 2930 | 923 |
az | 10023 | 587 |
ab | 10039 | 8437 |
ac | 2930 | 8329 |
kj | 10023 | 94389 |
ko | 10039 | 289 |
ab | 2304 | 94 |
ac | 2904 | 7 |
az | 10023 | 21 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try this:
=
SUMX (
FILTER (
ALLSELECTED ( 'Test Table' ),
( 'Test Table'[Code] = "10023"
|| 'Test Table'[Code] = "10039" )
&& ( 'Test Table'[Category] = "az"
|| 'Test Table'[Category] = "ac" )
),
'Test Table'[ Amount]
)
Try this:
=
SUMX (
FILTER (
ALLSELECTED ( 'Test Table' ),
( 'Test Table'[Code] = "10023"
|| 'Test Table'[Code] = "10039" )
&& ( 'Test Table'[Category] = "az"
|| 'Test Table'[Category] = "ac" )
),
'Test Table'[ Amount]
)
@AntrikshSharma actually it works at total level and when I want to filter. But if I add a filter like plant into a table it shows total and won't break it down unless i filter. but once i filter on lets say C01 the numbers appear?
once i filter numbers break down properly. I think i solved this by removing the ALLSELECTED
Cool, I thought you wanted total for the conditions plus anything that is selected through slicers.
@AntrikshSharma Yes, you are right initially I did but then realized I need to see more data. thanks!
Amazing! Thank you so much I was mixing up the && || and didn't include ALL!
thank you!!!!!
@powerbihelp87 try this measure
SUM ( 'Test Table'[Amount]),
'Test Table','Test Table'[Code] IN {"10023","10039"},
'Test Table'[Category] IN {"az""ac"}
)
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