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Anonymous
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2 years ago
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Help with creating a Card which multiplys the count

Hello 

 

First time posting on here hope someone could please help 

 

I needed to show an amount in £ on a card in a dashboard which is a multiplication of the count 

 

for examples I have a report which counts 

 

Credit Notes by Account Manager name i would like to multiply the count by a figure in £ 

 

so for example 

 

Joe Bloggs - 25 count of credit notes therefore would like a card to show (25 x 10) and show £250

 

Thank you and would really appreciate someones help 

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    Anonymous
    2 years ago

    Hi Anonymous ,

    Based on my testing, please try the following methods:

    1.Create the simple table.

    2.Create the new measure to calculate the credit notes.

    Count of note = DISTINCTCOUNT('Credit note'[Account Manager name])

    3.Create the new measure to calculate OLCS.

    Count of OLCS = SUM('Credit note'[OLCS REF])

    4.Create the new measure to multiply the count.

    Value of credit * OLCS = [Count of note] * [Count of OLCS]

    5.The result is shown below.

     

    Best Regards,

    Wisdom Wu

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      Anonymous
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      in the screen shot I am trying to multiply the credit note amount x count of OLCS REF

       

       

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    Hi Anonymous ,

    Based on my testing, please try the following methods:

    1.Create the simple table.

    2.Create the new measure to calculate the credit notes.

    Count of note = DISTINCTCOUNT('Credit note'[Account Manager name])

    3.Create the new measure to calculate OLCS.

    Count of OLCS = SUM('Credit note'[OLCS REF])

    4.Create the new measure to multiply the count.

    Value of credit * OLCS = [Count of note] * [Count of OLCS]

    5.The result is shown below.

     

    Best Regards,

    Wisdom Wu

    If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.