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Anonymous
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6 years ago
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Hierarchy help

Hi,   Im just wondering if there's possibly a function that would help total up however many lower levels there is in a hierarchy e.g. Building name below and display the total (400).   The reaso...
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    v-easonf-msft
    6 years ago

    Hi , Anonymous 

    It looks like the same thread there.

    So I directly tested the pbix  you  provide there.

    It is unreasonable to establish relationship between tables through the field "Date" and  "Start date"

     

    Through your original formula, I guess  you may just want to get the result of   [count of  all working days in the date] * 10.

    If it is ,  try  this measure as below:

    Measure = 
SUMX(GROUPBY('Bookings','Bookings'[Building Name],'Bookings'[Room]),COUNTROWS(FILTER(DISTINCT('Bookings'[Start Date]),WEEKDAY([Start Date],2) IN {1,2,3,4,5})) *10 )

    pbix attached 

     

    Best Regards,
    Community Support Team _ Eason

     

     

     

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Anonymous
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6 years ago

Hi amitchandak ,

 

Thanks again for replying. They are all using the SUM function from the same table which I'm unfortunately not.

 

I'm not sure whether its possible, as if I use the isfiltered or isinscope it will always equal the same total as the lower level. I was hoping of an alternative approach where it could total the lower level on the fly

 

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amitchandak
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6 years ago

I tried like this

When Filtered = if( ISINSCOPE('Item'[Category]),SUM(Sales[Net Sales]),MIN(Sales[Net Sales]))