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BMenescal
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Measure CALCULATE(SUMX..... with IN works and NOT IN (<>) doens´t work... please help.

Hello everybody!

 

I´m new on power bi DAX....😥

I'm developing a measure and I didn't understand the reason for the behavior with the use of IN and Not in (<>).

 

The measure with IN works correctly and with NOT IN does not. The error below is displayed:
"Calculation error in measure (...) A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected."

With IN:
Test Med. com LAST Simulação (Prod Saldo) = CALCULATE(Sumx('Fato Movimentação Fiscal'; 'Fato Movimentação Fiscal'[Valor Bruto (Modelo Agg Last)]); 'Natureza Operação'[Cod. Natureza Operação] = "8.888.01" ; FILTER('Tipo Movimento'; 'Tipo Movimento'[Cod. Tipo Movimento] IN {"2.2.32"; "2.2.17"}))

 
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With NOT IN:
Test Med. com LAST Simulação (Prod Saldo) not in = CALCULATE(Sumx('Fato Movimentação Fiscal'; 'Fato Movimentação Fiscal'[Valor Bruto (Modelo Agg Last)]); 'Natureza Operação'[Cod. Natureza Operação] = "8.888.01" ; FILTER('Tipo Movimento'; 'Tipo Movimento'[Cod. Tipo Movimento] <> {"2.2.32"; "2.2.17"}))
 
not_in_NOK.png 
 
Does anyone know the reason for this behavior? what am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance.

Bru.

 

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Gordonlilj
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi,

 

Try something like

 

measure = CALCULATE(
    Sumx('Fato Movimentação Fiscal';
     'Fato Movimentação Fiscal'[Valor Bruto (Modelo Agg Last)]);
      'Natureza Operação'[Cod. Natureza Operação] = "8.888.01" ;
       FILTER('Tipo Movimento';
        NOT('Tipo Movimento'[Cod. Tipo Movimento]) IN {"2.2.32"; "2.2.17"}))

 

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Gordonlilj
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi,

 

Try something like

 

measure = CALCULATE(
    Sumx('Fato Movimentação Fiscal';
     'Fato Movimentação Fiscal'[Valor Bruto (Modelo Agg Last)]);
      'Natureza Operação'[Cod. Natureza Operação] = "8.888.01" ;
       FILTER('Tipo Movimento';
        NOT('Tipo Movimento'[Cod. Tipo Movimento]) IN {"2.2.32"; "2.2.17"}))

 

Hi @Gordonlilj , thanks for reply.

I be able to display the values in the view without errors, but the values still wrong.... very strange. 

 

Look:
I don't understand ... but the values are very close to the correct.

not_yet.png

 

@BMenescal 

 

You may check if it is affected by some blank value.

 

 

Community Support Team _ Sam Zha
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

I changed the measure by adding a filter condition at the end of the formula to get the last day of the month:

 

Test Med. com LAST Simulação (Prod Saldo) not in = CALCULATE(Sumx('Fato Movimentação Fiscal'; 'Fato Movimentação Fiscal'[Valor Bruto (Modelo Agg Last)]); 'Natureza Operação'[Cod. Natureza Operação] = "8.888.01" ; FILTER('Tipo Movimento'; NOT 'Tipo Movimento'[Cod. Tipo Movimento] IN {"2.2.32"; "2.2.17"}) ; FILTER('Tempo'; DAY('Tempo'[Data Final]) = 'Tempo'[Último Dia Mês]))
 
Now it works!
 
works.png
 
 

@v-chuncz-msft thanks for the reply! I opened the values ​​in a specific month to check if they are ok ... The values ​​match but the result of the month is not correct because it should display the last value ....

 

look:

 

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