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Measure*Measure
- 7 years ago
The calculations are actually right.
I realized that I had a filter in my TotalBalance table and that's why I was getting wrong results. Thanks for your help.
Hi setis
I think you'll need to provide some more details. What is it exactly that you are getting wrong? What values are you getting and what do you expect? What is the code for the measures you are using and where/how are you using them? Probably info on your data model will be necessary as well. What is the purpose of the CALCULATE in [AllocatedCosts] ?
Cheers
Sure!
The idea is to calculate the customer profitability.
I have a list of fixed costs that I want to alocate based on the Nr of activites generated by customer.
The relevant measures:
TotalBalance = SUM(Costs[Balance])
TotalActivities = COUNT(Activitied[CaseID])
AlocatedCosts = SUMX(
VALUES(Customers[Customer]);
[TotalBalance]*[Percentage of Activities])but the values obtained are wrong and the sum at the botom is not equal to the TotalBalance.- AlB7 years agoCommunity Champion
Hmmm... sorry I still don't fully get it. I'd need to see the data model to see the relationships and check what is going on when the measures are invoked from the SUMX. I don't think posting the URL to a file would be a problem at all, it souldn't at least. Perhaps try with tinyupload.com or filedropper.com but I've seen many post with links to google drive
- setis7 years agoPost Partisan
The calculations are actually right.
I realized that I had a filter in my TotalBalance table and that's why I was getting wrong results. Thanks for your help.