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Hello everyone,
I have the following problem:
My database is organized by classes, so I have a variable that has the number of classes. (Like shown in FIGURE 1)
I created a 3 measures that take the value of 1 for some cases. Now, I want to add those 1´s but BY CLASS. Now, I have been able to sum it IN TOTAL, but I want to have the value of the LAST one. This is what I did:
The final goal is to create a donut chart that sums the kids that has small, medium or large attendance acording to the % of attendance (which is already calculated). I just want to classified it.
In FIGURE 2 the circled measure is the one I want to chart. As it is a measure, it is dynamic and changes according to the number of class. I want the donut to change as well.
FIGURE 2
Hi @saritart1
It seems you may try to use below measure.
Alta =
SUMX (
FILTER (
ALLSELECTED ( asistencia ),
asistencia[Clase] = MAX ( asistencia[Clase] )
),
asistencia[Intensidad alta]
)
Regards,
Cherie
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