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Hi all
I need to get the sum product of a column multiplied by a percentage.
My dax measure called Demand by bottler (Year +2) should calculate the demand by location multiplied by the growth %.
Below it should do the sum product of :
144,272,773 * 8.4% +
130,889,871 * 1.09% +
60,227,857* 7.08% +
18,453,746 * 15.98%
The dax I use is:
Demand by bottler (Year +2) =
SUMX (
VALUES ( 'SKU by line - Official'),
SUM(
'SKU by line - Official'[Demand by bottler]) *
CALCULATE(1+MAX('Demand incremental - Simulation'[Year +1 (Growth %)]))
)
How ever the result is giving me over 1 trillion, but should be around 380 million.
How can I get right the dax?
Thanks.
Hi @o59393
I don't know how are your measures defined, but what I have done is this:
Demand by bottler (Year +2) =
SUMX (
VALUES ( MyTable[Demand by bottler]),
MyTable[Demand by bottler]+ (MyTable[Demand by bottler]* SUM(MyTable[Max of Year +1 (Growth %)]))
)
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