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Hi,
I have two measures like below.
Now, I want to multiply them, but when I do that, the results are decimal numbers.
How to change them to Minutes/Hours?
Hi,
Please try this measure:
Measure = FORMAT(SUM(TSENB_CUSTINVOICETRANS[QTY])*SUM('Production Standards'[Time]),"HH:MM:SS")Hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Giotto
@v-gizhi-msft
Your solution works, thanks.
But, I can't figure out issue with suming time (Total).
Why isn't correct?
@pawelj795 , for correct GT you have force row context, try like
Measure = FORMAT(SUMX(Summarize('Production Standards', 'Production Standards'[Item],"_1",Sum(TSENB_CUSTINVOICETRANS[QTY]),"_2",SUM('Production Standards'[Time])),[_1]*[_2]),"HH:MM:SS")
Same issue even with columns.
Hi,
It is because the measure total depends on context not the current field in visual.
This is a classical measure total issue.
Please try this:
Measure =
FORMAT (
SUMX (
DISTINCT ( TSENB_CUSTINVOICETRANS[Item name] ),
TSENB_CUSTINVOICETRANS[QTY] * 'Production Standards'[Time]
),
"HH:MM:SS"
)Hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Giotto
@v-gizhi-msft
@amitchandak
I tried both of your's solution but it still didn't work.
In some cases the results are correct but in most cases are incorrect.
@pawelj795 , New column in minute
New column = hour([Time])*60 + minute([Time]) // Change data type from whole number to decimal
@amitchandak
The problem is that I have indirect relationship between these two tables.
That's why I must use measures instead of columns.
You can use
sumx(Table,hour(Table[Time])*60 + minute(Table[Time]))
But mutiplcation need to done on a common row context . Refer
You may have use summarize or values
@amitchandak
Okay I get it, thanks.
But is there any way to display hours/minutes/seconds in measure as time format like below column?
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