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Hi,
I had a measure working that I was counting the days "out of stock".
CountDaysOOS2 = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(FILTER('ns vwInventorySnapshot','ns vwInventorySnapshot'[DetereminedQuantity] =0 && 'ns vwInventorySnapshot'[Date] > ('ns vwInventorySnapshot'[ns vwFirstDateInStockByLocation.FirstDateInStock]) && 'ns vwInventorySnapshot'[Date] < if(ISBLANK('ns vwInventorySnapshot'[ns ValogixPlanning.PhaseOutDate]),"12/31/2099",'ns vwInventorySnapshot'[ns ValogixPlanning.PhaseOutDate]))))So lets say this is what the table looks like, with the out of stock being what I would consider the CountDaysOOS2. For Internal ID 5 the first date that it was in Stock was 12/9, but on 12/10 we had 0 Quantity, this means we have been out of stock one day.
This measure worked before I put locations into the matrix, as before they were just grouped together. Now I get the same CountDaysOOS2 as they were when they are grouped. It doesn't appear that my measure is breaking out the item internal ID at each loctionID.
I am just lost in what to do or even understanding what is happening.
Thanks,
Noel
Hi @NBOnecall ,
You could add some filters in the calculate formula to show correct values. You could refer to the following DAX:
ALLEXCEPT('ns vwInventorySnapshot','ns vwInventorySnapshot'[Location])
I get the same results with the following measure. I am not sure I am using all expect correctly.
CountDaysOOS2.1 = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(FILTER('ns vwInventorySnapshot','ns vwInventorySnapshot'[DetereminedQuantity] =0 && 'ns vwInventorySnapshot'[Date] > ('ns vwInventorySnapshot'[ns vwFirstDateInStockByLocation.FirstDateInStock]) && 'ns vwInventorySnapshot'[Date] < if(ISBLANK('ns vwInventorySnapshot'[ns ValogixPlanning.PhaseOutDate]),"12/31/2099",'ns vwInventorySnapshot'[ns ValogixPlanning.PhaseOutDate]))),ALLEXCEPT('ns vwInventorySnapshot','ns vwInventorySnapshot'[LocationId]))
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