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How to do custom rounding in DAX?
- 3 years ago
Anonymous I have modified things to be more in line with your data and requirements. See if this works. Updated PBIX is attached below signature.
Measure 2 = VAR __Cat2 = MAX('Table'[Category2]) VAR __Table = GENERATE( SUMMARIZE( FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Table'), [Category2] = __Cat2), 'Table'[Category1],'Table'[Category2],"Value",MAX([Percentage])), VAR __Value = [Value] VAR __RD = ROUNDDOWN(__Value,0) VAR __Decimal = __Value - __RD RETURN ROW( "RD", __RD, "Decimal", __Decimal ) ) VAR __MaxDecimal = MAXX(__Table,[Decimal]) VAR __MaxCategory = MAXX(FILTER(__Table, [Decimal] = __MaxDecimal),[Category1]) VAR __2ndMaxDecimal = MAXX(FILTER(__Table, [Category1] <> __MaxCategory), [Decimal]) VAR __2ndMaxCategory = MAXX(FILTER(__Table, [Category1] <> __MaxCategory && [Decimal] = __2ndMaxDecimal),[Category1]) VAR __Category = MAX('Table'[Category1]) VAR __Result = IF( __Category = __MaxCategory || __Category = __2ndMaxCategory, ROUNDUP(MAX([Percentage]),0), ROUNDDOWN(MAX([Percentage]),0) ) RETURN __Result //CONCATENATEX(__Table, [Category1]&":"&[Category2]&":"&[Value]&":"&[RD]&":"&[Decimal],UNICHAR(10)&UNICHAR(13)) - 3 years ago
Anonymous Easy fix for that, see below and attached PBIX.
Measure 2 = VAR __Cat2 = MAX('Table'[Category2]) VAR __Table = GENERATE( SUMMARIZE( FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Table'), [Category2] = __Cat2), 'Table'[Category1],'Table'[Category2],"Value",MAX([Percentage])), VAR __Value = [Value] VAR __RD = ROUNDDOWN(__Value,0) VAR __Decimal = __Value - __RD RETURN ROW( "RD", __RD, "Decimal", __Decimal ) ) VAR __MaxDecimal = MAXX(__Table,[Decimal]) VAR __MaxCategory = MAXX(FILTER(__Table, [Decimal] = __MaxDecimal),[Category1]) VAR __2ndMaxDecimal = MAXX(FILTER(__Table, [Category1] <> __MaxCategory), [Decimal]) VAR __2ndMaxCategory = MAXX(FILTER(__Table, [Category1] <> __MaxCategory && [Decimal] = __2ndMaxDecimal),[Category1]) VAR __Category = MAX('Table'[Category1]) VAR __SumDown = SUMX(__Table, [RD]) VAR __Result = SWITCH(__SumDown, 99, IF( __Category = __MaxCategory, ROUNDUP(MAX([Percentage]),0), ROUNDDOWN(MAX([Percentage]),0) ), 98, IF( __Category = __MaxCategory || __Category = __2ndMaxCategory, ROUNDUP(MAX([Percentage]),0), ROUNDDOWN(MAX([Percentage]),0) ) ) RETURN __Result //CONCATENATEX(__Table, [Category1]&":"&[Category2]&":"&[Value]&":"&[RD]&":"&[Decimal],UNICHAR(10)&UNICHAR(13)) - Anonymous3 years ago
Great, that worked! Thanks so much, very much appreciated 🙂
And I added an alternative for SWITCH in case nothing needs to be rounded (in the unlikely case all are numbers with 0 decimals)
You you want to change the value? If the Category 2 and 3 have same value, why do you want to give them differete percentage impact? 😄 You can do it in one step or by a measure. It was just an example of the results. If you can accept that (eg. this round up solution), I can give you Power Query M steps to change it in the source.
bolfriyour comment makes sense, but unfortunately I am not allowed to deviate from the requirements re. the distribution of the percent points. I am definitely curious to see what a Power Query M step for this would look like 🙂
- bolfri3 years ago
Solution Sage
I can prepare Power Query M for rounddown or roundup solution, but without this additional req to split this % value between Category 2 or 3. Sorry. 🙂