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Measure to calculate only for certain non-numeric values
- 6 years ago
Hi martti ,
When using measures you need to be aware that you cannot reference tables/column directly and you need to use aggregators in your case if you use the MAX function for the if statment that should work.
Measure0 = ( [Measure1] + [Measure2] ) / 2 + IF ( MAX ( Tbl_employees[Group] ) = "Group1"; [Measure3]; 0 )You can also try this variant of the calculation should work in the same way:
Measure0 = ( [Measure1] + [Measure2] ) / 2 + CALCULATE ( [Measure3]; FILTER ( Tbl_employees; Tbl_employees[Group] ="Group1" ) )Regards,
MFelix
Hi martti ,
When using measures you need to be aware that you cannot reference tables/column directly and you need to use aggregators in your case if you use the MAX function for the if statment that should work.
Measure0 =
( [Measure1] + [Measure2] ) / 2
+ IF ( MAX ( Tbl_employees[Group] ) = "Group1"; [Measure3]; 0 )
You can also try this variant of the calculation should work in the same way:
Measure0 =
( [Measure1] + [Measure2] ) / 2
+ CALCULATE (
[Measure3];
FILTER (
Tbl_employees;
Tbl_employees[Group] ="Group1"
)
)
Regards,
MFelix
- martti6 years ago
Helper I
I figured that referencing to the column directly would not be an option, but never thought about using MAX() for the reference. It worked exactly as intended, thanks!
- MFelix6 years ago
Super User
Hi martti ,
You can also use SELECTEDVALUE, MIN, or other similar notation.
However not really sure how you want to present the information but if you want to have it in a table you need to use the second formula I presented since the sum of the values using the IF statement will get you an incorrect result due to context.
Regards,
MFelix