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I am currently trying to convert a excel worksheet to Pwower BI but cannot find a proper solution.
The formula used in Excel is '=SUM(((L15*65%)*70%)*10%)+(L15*65%)*70%
The one I am usesing in Power Bi is
| Calc = if(LEFT(Query1[StudentRelationsOfficer].3)="PRO".SUM(((Query1[MonthlyInstallmentAmount]*65%)*70%)*10%)+(Query1[MonthlyInstallmentAmount]*65%)*70%,'SUM(((Query1[MonthlyInstallmentAmount]*90%)+(Query1[less_1_Balance]*10%) |
The data i am using is the following
Will appreciate any help
Thank you
Hi @JohannB,
I can't be 100% sure but try this calc:
Calc = if(LEFT(Query1[StudentRelationsOfficer],3)="PRO",
SUMX(<TABLE>,(((Query1[MonthlyInstallmentAmount]*.65)*.70)*.10)+
((Query1[MonthlyInstallmentAmount]*.65)*.70)),
SUMX(<TABLE>,(Query1[MonthlyInstallmentAmount]*.90)+(Query1[less_1_Balance]*.10)))where <TABLE> is your Query1 table.
Thanks,
Conor.
Thank you Conor, The data is a table that is imported from SQL. The formula keeps on giving me the following error
Hi @JohannB,
You nearly have it. You need to have commas ',' instead of full stops '.' and sumx takes two parameters, the table and the query.
You need to add the table to to start of each sumx calc.
sumx(<TABLE>,<QUERY>)
Regards,
Conor.
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