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Incorrect Totals
Hello, working on first Power BI report and having issues.
The objective is to determine for each Engineer/Resource how many hours and days they are available to work in a calendar month individually and as a overall Team
Table Working Dates is filtered to show working days in the current month
Table Resources is filtered to one Team consisting of 5 Resources.
There is no relationship between them as I expect values to be duplicted per Resource / per row.
This matix is showing each Resource has 21 days / 168 hours in a month - this is correct.
The issue is the total, I would like to see 105 days / 840 hours.
The Formulas I have tried are:
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Hi @_bs_
Your working days and working hours calculations need to be evaluated for each distinct engineer value and then summed up. To achieve this, try these measures:
SUMX ( VALUES ( data[engineer] ), [working days formula] )
or
SUMX (
ADDCOLUMNS (
SUMMARIZE ( data, data[engineer] ),
"@value", [working days formula]
),
[@value]
)
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Hi @_bs_
Your working days and working hours calculations need to be evaluated for each distinct engineer value and then summed up. To achieve this, try these measures:
SUMX ( VALUES ( data[engineer] ), [working days formula] )
or
SUMX (
ADDCOLUMNS (
SUMMARIZE ( data, data[engineer] ),
"@value", [working days formula]
),
[@value]
)
Dane Belarmino | Microsoft MVP | Proud to be a Super User!
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