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I need to multiply 2 different columns; hours and rate per hour. The issue here is that I have different rates for different ranks and each project is the sum of the multiplication of hours at different rates.
I have achieved to calculate the total price when I show the maximum detail.
E.g. R1 x hours
R2 x hours
R3 x hours
With the code
Valorizado = SUMX(ARMS,ARMS[total]) * SUMX(PL,PL[Person Billing Rate])
Where ARMS are the hours per project.
This works fine when I show the whole detail, but when I want to show only the information by project, what the code understands is the following:
Sum( R1 +R2+R3) x Sum(hours)
Please I need help with this!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @gbarredap,
If I understand you correctly, there is a relationship between ARMS and PL, to calculate multiplication then add total, you can create a measure in PL table like below:
Measure 2 = SUMX('PL',PL[Person Billing Rate]*RELATED(ARMS[total]))
If the above measure doesn't work, please share some sample data and expected results for our analysis.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Hi @gbarredap,
If I understand you correctly, there is a relationship between ARMS and PL, to calculate multiplication then add total, you can create a measure in PL table like below:
Measure 2 = SUMX('PL',PL[Person Billing Rate]*RELATED(ARMS[total]))
If the above measure doesn't work, please share some sample data and expected results for our analysis.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Hi @gbarredap
Could please share your data model and the expected output to find a solution.
Cheers
CheenuSing
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