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Hello,
I have an issue with measure, which when added to visual (table or matrix) does not calculate properly. I need this measure to show percentage from total hours by driver1 name multiplied by fixed_cost. Instead, this measure for percentage calculation simply takes total row hours and divide from same total row hours (instead of dividing from total hours grouped by driver1 name).
Thanks, @amitchandak, but this is not what I'm looking for. Adding more details:
Let's say in my slicer, week 7 is selected which is from 02/11/2024 to 02/17/2024. So for fixed costs calculation, I need to take fixed costs value from Contribution Rates table for February. Now, since only week 7 is selected, I want to calculate based on the following logic:
Contribution Rates table snip:
RE ES Query table snip:
@RobertasUC , You can create a calculated column in RE ES Query,if Month and year is a key, or add more columns as per need
new column
Total = 'RE ES Query'[Hours] * Maxx(FIlter('Contribution Rates', 'Contribution Rates'[Month] = 'RE ES Query'[Month] && 'Contribution Rates'[year] = 'RE ES Query'[Year] ), 'Contribution Rates'[fixed_cost])
or with division
Total = 'RE ES Query'[Hours] * Maxx(FIlter('Contribution Rates', 'Contribution Rates'[Month] = 'RE ES Query'[Month] && 'Contribution Rates'[year] = 'RE ES Query'[Year] && 'Contribution Rates'[Division] = 'RE ES Query'[Division] ), 'Contribution Rates'[fixed_cost])
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