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I am attempting to use SUMX to get a correct total in my PBI visualization. This is the DAX I am trying to implement, but I get this error:
Test Time Total =
SUMX(VALUES('Table1'[Unique ID]),'Table2'[Test Time])
A single value for column 'Test Time' in table 'Table2' cannot be determined. This can happen when a measure formula refers to a column that contains many values without specifying an aggregation such as min, max, count, or sum to get a single result.
The two tables are tied with a one-to-many relationship with the cross filter set to both directions.
Is there a good way to troubleshoot this error?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@pstaggers , As you have use values you need give a measure
SUMX(VALUES('Table1'[Unique ID]),calculate(Sum('Table2'[Test Time])))
or
SUMX(VALUES('Table1'[Unique ID]),calculate(Max('Table2'[Test Time])))
Thank you @amitchandak . That did the trick! Both worked since it is only evalutating a single value (SUM and MAX yield same result, MIN works too)
Curious, but is VALUES really needed? Maybe a simpler solution without?
HI @pstaggers ,
For which column are you trying to SUM the values? 'Table1'[Unique ID] or 'Table2'[Test Time] ??
Thanks,
Pragati
Hi Pragat,
I am trying to SUM the Test Time. The Unique ID is a unique identifier for a single test that takes a set amount of time. If I had 3 Unique IDs with 8 hours, 12 hours, and 16 hours, respectively, I would want to sum up to 36 hours of test time.
Thanks
@pstaggers , As you have use values you need give a measure
SUMX(VALUES('Table1'[Unique ID]),calculate(Sum('Table2'[Test Time])))
or
SUMX(VALUES('Table1'[Unique ID]),calculate(Max('Table2'[Test Time])))
Thank you @amitchandak . That did the trick! Both worked since it is only evalutating a single value (SUM and MAX yield same result, MIN works too)
Curious, but is VALUES really needed? Maybe a simpler solution without?
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