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Isinscope 2-level calculation
darko861 , Try sum like
Targeted Hours =
Sumx(Summarize(v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2,v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2[InternalorCustomer],v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2[Operations]),
SWITCH(TRUE(),SELECTEDVALUE(v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2[InternalorCustomer]) = "Customer Time",SUM(Budgeted_Hours[Value]),BLANK()) )
darko861 , Try sum like
Targeted Hours =
Sumx(Summarize(v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2,v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2[InternalorCustomer],v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2[Operations]),
SWITCH(TRUE(),SELECTEDVALUE(v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2[InternalorCustomer]) = "Customer Time",SUM(Budgeted_Hours[Value]),BLANK()) )
Hi Amit, It still gives the same output as the above print screen. But In your Dax you have referenced,v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2[Operations], The members (Operations) come from another table called V_rpt_Member and the InternalorCustomer column comes from a different table called v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2. It's a 1-to-many relationship. Still, I cannot manage to display the values from the second-level Customer Time (InternalorCustomer) to first-level Operations (Members), do you have any more suggestions?
I tweaked the code from Amit and broke it up into more measures so I could branch off it.
Now it works:
Targeted Hours2 = SUMX(SUMMARIZE(v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2,v_EIS_Combined_Employee_Company_Time2[InternalorCustomer],v_rpt_Member[Member_Full_Name]),[Targeted Hours])
