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I want to add up rows by First Name. So wherever there is a first name repeated I want to add them up so that the calculation of the rows give me an effort value of 1. For example I want to add the effort by the first name Chandni which is repeated.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
You may use ALLEXCEPT() so your formula should be something like:
Measure =
CALCULATE ( <aggregation>, ALLEXCEPT ( Table, Table[FirstName] ) )
But Power BI automatically aggregages values whenever they are added to a visual. Power BI sums up, if applicable the values of a column. If you add First Name and Effort Located to a table, it will show you the total Effort Allocated for a each unique first name unless another column is added that increases an aggregation's granularity such as same first names but different last names.
What formula should i use to write the same for a column. I will be using that for my traffic light system then
Try this as a measure
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Table'[Effort Allocated] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( 'Table', 'Table'[First Name] )
)
Replace Table with the actual table name.
ITS GIVING ME WRONG RESULTS:
Hi @Anonymous ,
Please elaborate.
So it should 1 but its showing different sum
Please show me a screenshot of your formula on the formula bar. It seems to me that you have used ALL instad of ALLEXCEPT.
I just used pivoting and it is working now
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