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ansona
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Hello,

 

i'm new user of power BI, hope someone can answer my question below.

Refer to below print screen, i got OEE result from different department.

now i want to create another chart show OEE of plant performance, which i need 70.8% (BM OEE) * 101.4% (PRT OEE) * 145.8%(EXT OEE). the result should be 104.7%

 

appreciate if someone can anwer me, thanks.

 

 OEE.PNGim using filters function to filter different department resultim using filters function to filter different department resultPRT OEE.PNGFormula or OEE.PNG

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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v-qiuyu-msft
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Hi @ansona,

 

In your scenario, please create three measures which return OEE performance for different department like below:

 

measure for BM OEE= CALCULATE( sum([ERR1%])* sum([OEE SCRAP%])*sum(Plan[UPTI%]),FILTER('Plan',[Machine]="BM"))

 

Then create a new measure to return multiply value from those three measures.

 

Reference:
CALCULATE Function (DAX)

FILTER Function (DAX)

 

If you have any question, please feel free to ask.

 

Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu

Community Support Team _ Qiuyun Yu
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Hi Qiuyun,

 

measure for BM OEE= CALCULATE( sum([ERR1%])* sum([OEE SCRAP%])*sum(Plan[UPTI%]),FILTER('Plan',[Machine]="BM"))

 

if i want to filter more than 1 criteria, how to write that formula?

i want to filter machine BM#1, BM#2, BM#3

 

Thanks

Anson

Hi @ansona,

 

You can change filer parameter value as different BM values in FILTER() function like this:

measure for BM OEE= CALCULATE( sum([ERR1%])* sum([OEE SCRAP%])*sum(Plan[UPTI%]),FILTER('Plan',[Machine]=​"BM#1"))

 

Also you can specify the measure like below:

measure for BM OEE= CALCULATE( sum([ERR1%])* sum([OEE SCRAP%])*sum(Plan[UPTI%]))

 

Then add the field which contains BM#1, BM#2, BM#3 in a slicer for user to check.

 

Best Regards,

Qiuyun Yu

 

Community Support Team _ Qiuyun Yu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Anonymous
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What are the sources of the three OEE percentages?  Are they Calculated Measures? or are they from a data set?

those are calculated measures from data set.

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