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Hi all,
I am stuck trying to make a Measure work but been having issues with it.
In the below measure I am trying to identify $ value based on certain conditions. I've come up with the below which works fine when I have handful of dates selected. Basically it returns $ value based on the date.
But when I have more than 10 dates on the visual, it runs into the memory error " Visual has exceeded available resources".
I'm gusessing the SUMMARIZE is causing this issue. I am stuck as of now and unable to move forward. I was hoping someone could help with this. Not sure what other approach I could use, if I did not want to SUMMARIZE perhaps.
Thanks in advance.
Conditional Value $ =
VAR QualifyingAccountIDs =
FILTER ( 'Account', [Opening Value ($)] + [Today Value ($)] <> 0 )
VAR _CalTableAcct =
CALCULATETABLE (
SUMMARIZE (
QualifyingAccountIDs,
'Account'[Account Id],
"Category1", [Category 1 - Cancelled ($)],
"Category2", [Category 2 - Cancelled ($)],
"TODAY", [Today Value ($)],
"OPENING", [Opening Value ($)]
),
REMOVEFILTERS ( 'Sales' )
)
RETURN
SUMX (
_CalTableAcct,
IF ( [OPENING] <> 0 && [TODAY] = 0, [Category1] + [Category2], 0 )
)
Hi @arnomics try to summarize it firtly then use FILTER
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Hi @arnomics
part below in really working? Do you get results?
FILTER ( 'Account', [Opening Value ($)] + [Today Value ($)] <> 0 )
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@some_bih I looked it up through DAX Studio & can confirm it returns a Filtered table with all columns from 'Account'
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