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Hi,
Will like to calculate production roll yield.
1) Below is "Roll yield" calculation using excel for each Line1-Line4
=IF(ISERROR(D3),1,D3)*IF(ISERROR(G3),1,G3)*IF(ISERROR(J3),1,J3)*IF(ISERROR(M3),1,M3)
Differentiate between zero and "#DIV/0"
2) Manage to get this far using Power BI.
Que: How to calculate roll yield? Sample data in link below.
https://1drv.ms/f/s!ArjVwEnHONXNgQ-4Kt5T8IMJwg6W
Solved! Go to Solution.
Sure thing.
Please give this a try and let me know how you get on, 🙂
I created the following calculated table that seems to make the calculation a little easier
Yield Roll Table =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
data[Area],
data[Line],
data[station],
"Count of Pass",COUNTROWS(FILTer('data',[test results]="P")),
"Count of Fail",COUNTROWS(FILTer('data',[test results]="F")),
"Yield",DIVIDE([CountPass],[CountPass]+[CountFail],1)
)and then I added the following measure to the above table
Roll Yeild = PRODUCT([Yield])
I can then use the new table to create this matix
Hi Phil,
Can you attached the sample data? Thanks, as you can tell, I'm a newbie to Power BI and dummy to DAX. Will like to explore the calculated table in Power BI.
Thanks
Sure thing.
Please give this a try and let me know how you get on, 🙂
Hi Phil,
Super. What a clean and easy solution. Love the awesome response in this forum. Power Support, Power BI!
Help! If the original data has a column "testdate", how can I add the "date" colum to the new Table "Yield Roll Table".
Tired to add "data[testdate]" in the DAX formula, but it messes up the "Yield" Calculation, giving a incorrect Yield results.
Yield Roll Table =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
data[Area],
data[Line],
data[station],
data[testdate],
"Count of Pass",COUNTROWS(FILTer('data',[test results]="P")),
"Count of Fail",COUNTROWS(FILTer('data',[test results]="F")),
"Yield",DIVIDE([CountPass],[CountPass]+[CountFail],1)
)
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