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Power BI Measure - Summarize distinct values
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi Thumper369 ,
Here's the solution.
1.The dummy data I created.
2.Create a measure to calculate the Defective Effort.
Defective Effort = CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Work items with direct links'[Effort] ), FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( 'Work items with direct links' ), [ID] = MAX ( 'Work items with direct links'[ID] ) && [Links.TargetWorkItem.WorkItemId] <> BLANK () ) )3.You can see that the total in the table is incorrect, so we just need to create a new measure to add them correctly.
4.The new measure.
Total = VAR _table = ADDCOLUMNS ( VALUES ( 'Work items with direct links'[ID] ), "DE", [Defective Effort] ) RETURN SUMX ( _table, [DE] )If you're still confused, please provide some dummy data and expected results.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Thumper369 , Try a measure like
sumx(summarize('Work items with direct links','Work items with direct links'[Links.TargetWorkItem.WorkItemId],'Work items with direct links'[Effort]), [Effort])
or
sumx(summarize('Work items with direct links','Work items with direct links'[Links.TargetWorkItem.WorkItemId],"_1", max( 'Work items with direct links'[Effort])), [_1])
- Thumper3694 years agoFrequent Visitor
Sorry, neither of those work. I tried them on their own, but they did not constarin it to only rows that had targetworkItem.WorkItemId.
I tried them in my measurement but they still do not exclude the duplicate of 108829