Measure total incorrect

[SvenP]

Hi everybody,

I am aware that there are hundreds of posts on the topic "total of measure is incorrect" and I have read most of them. Yet, I cannot solve a rather simple issue:

Equipment Name	Days	Daily Rent	Rent x Days (var )	Rent x Days (isfiltered)	Rent x Days (Hasonefilter)
Equipment 1	5	0.52	2.58	2.58	2.58
Equipment 2	5	6.45	32.26	32.26	32.26
Equipment 3	5	3.23	16.13	16.13	16.13
TOTAL			6.45	12.90	12.90

Rent x Days (Hasonefilter) = 

if(

HASONEFILTER(time_entries[Equipment Name (from Gsheet)]),

[Dias Operativos Measure] * [Arriendo diario],

sumx(time_entries,

[Dias Operativos Measure] * [Arriendo diario]))

Rent x Days (var) = 

VAR __table = SUMMARIZE(time_entries, time_entries[Equipment Name (from Gsheet)], "__value", [Operativo x Arriendo diario])

RETURN

IF(HASONEVALUE(time_entries[Equipment Name (from Gsheet)]), [Operativo x Arriendo diario], SUMX(__table,[__value]))

Rent x Days (Isfiltered) = 

if(

ISFILTERED(time_entries[Equipment Name (from Gsheet)]),

[Operativo x Arriendo diario],

sumx(all(time_entries), [Dias Operativos Measure] * [Arriendo diario]))

I have slicers for a date and client names which may have to do with the issue at hand. If anybody could help me getting a correct sum on this measure would be VERY much appreciated. I am on this for 2 days now. 

Thanks a million!

Sven

[v-chuncz-msft]

@SvenP 

You may check if [Equipment Name (from Gsheet)] is renamed to [Equipment Name] in the Visualizations pane and use ISINSCOPE instead if necessary.

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Sum-of-values-in-a-measure-with-divide-measure/m-p/296768#M...

[amitchandak]

You seem to be using measures that are not visible in the same. I tried a simple formula and it worked. To help you further I need pbix file. If possible please share a sample pbix file after removing sensitive information.

ProductSum = sumx(time_entries,time_entries[NameDays]*time_entries[Daily])

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[SvenP]

Thank you very much for your super-quick response @amitchandak !

I am not sure I understand what you mean by "using measures that are not visible in the same". 

I think your solution is working, because "Name Days" and "Daily" are columns. In my case they are measures whose home table is "time_entries". Sorry that I was not clear enough in the first place. 

"Days" is a measure that counts days of a filtered period (e.g. 01.01.2019 to 05.01.2019 = 4 days)

"Daily Rent" is a measure that uses a column value (=Monthly Rent) and divides it by the number of days the month in the filter has (in the example above: 31 days in January).

Unfortunately, I cannot share the PBI file as it is connected to a clients database. I hope you can still help me out.

[amitchandak · Accepted solution]

What I mean was the calculation is done on eth measures which are not visible in the example. (It became -- the same)

I think I still need more information to help. But if the problem is that you are doing an operation which has two levels of operations. Sum till one place and product post that values can help

Try

if(
HASONEFILTER(time_entries[Equipment Name (from Gsheet)]),
[Dias Operativos Measure] * [Arriendo diario],
sumx(values(time_entries[Equipment]),
[Dias Operativos Measure] * [Arriendo diario]))

sumx(values(time_entries[Equipment]),
[Dias Operativos Measure] * [Arriendo diario])

[SvenP]

@amitchandak , fantastic! Adding the VALUES to the SUMX formula did the trick. I cannot really explain why at the moment, but it works which is what counts. I will chew on the why and how later. Thanks a lot for your help!