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Hi friends.
I'm a newbie on dax, and I need to obtain a summary progress indicator table with on power bi.
First I have a source table with a structure similar to the following:
And I have to obtain 2 tables with the summary of the progress to the date:
Please if you can help me to obtain the measure formulas that I require to build those tables, it would be awesome.
Hi @MauroBote ,
For the first table create the following two measures:
Real Percent =
IF (
HASONEVALUE ( Proyetos[Proyeto] );
SUM ( Proyetos[Real] );
AVERAGEX (
SUMMARIZE (
ALL ( Proyetos[Proyeto] );
Proyetos[Proyeto];
"Real_percent"; SUM ( Proyetos[Real] )
);
[Real_percent]
)
)
Plan Percent =
IF (
HASONEVALUE ( Proyetos[Proyeto] );
SUM ( Proyetos[Plan] );
AVERAGEX (
SUMMARIZE (
ALL ( Proyetos[Proyeto] );
Proyetos[Proyeto];
"Plan_percent"; SUM ( Proyetos[Plan] )
);
[Plan_percent]
)
)
Then just add it to a table final result below (also check PBIX file attach):
Regarding the second part can you please just explain a little better what you mean by:
How are you considering the calculation? I can get the values for the project A but for project B values are not matching.
Regards,
MFelix
Regards
Miguel Félix
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Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsThanks a lot MFelix! Really you are super!
For table's second part, the key is consider just the activities of a period (by relative date filtering on visual).
Per example (same one): If the period filtered is the current year the project A has 3 activities: 1, 2 and 3, so the maximum percent that I could reach this current year is 75%. Then I must consider the total % of activities, 75%, as 100% and every activity change their % value to 33,33% = 25/75%.
I try to did it changing the following in the formula:
Real Percent =
IF (
HASONEVALUE ( Proyetos[Proyeto] );
SUM ( Proyetos[Real] ) / SUM ( Proyetos[%] );
AVERAGEX (
SUMMARIZE (
ALL ( Proyetos[Proyeto] );
Proyetos[Proyeto];
"Real_percent"; SUM ( Proyetos[Real] ) / SUM ( Proyetos[%] )
);
[Real_percent]
)
)but if I add to the table another variable as Date or Activity, the percent is shown is 100% for those new lines from variables.
Please your help!
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