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Powerbi PPM calculation
- Anonymous8 years ago
Anonymous,
Change formula of PPM to the following , then create visuals combining different fields with this measure and check if the measure returns your expected result.PPM = CALCULATE(SUM('Supporting Data'[Quantity Reported]))/CALCULATE(SUM('Main Data'[Net Inv QTY]),ALLSELECTED('Main Data'))*1000000
Regards,
Lydia
Hi Lydia,
Sorry for late reply.
Dummy Data hereby the link to the dummy data.
I didn't get the part you wanted me to put the expected results in table format ? Do you have an example.
Thank you,
Anonymous,
I am not able to access the above file. I want to know your expected result based on the dummy data, it is easy for us to understand if you put the expected result in table or cells.
Regards,
Lydia
- Anonymous8 years agoNot applicable
Hi Lydia,
OneDrive I cannot share the data as it has been disabled.
I do understand you want it in table format. But I do not know the formula to get that typ of result for excel, I have to dive in to it.
So you are saying you do not know where I want to go with the explanation.
I want a Parts per million calculation.
Per family "Part name"
Per customer total.
Per customer Location.
Current formula in Powerbi is use = "Doesn't show the correct data", shows for customer location all the same PPM.
PPM = CALCULATE(SUM('Complaint Tracking'[Quantity Reported]),ALLSELECTED('Complaint Tracking'[Customer Location]))
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CALCULATE(SUM('0112017_CQE_Data'[Net Inv QTY]),ALLSELECTED('0112017_CQE_Data'))*1000000
Second question would be, do I need several PPM calculations to do the 3 above cases or can I do it with 1 formula.