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BartzD01
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Proportionally allocation

Table name "Analysis"

I want to allocate proportionally in one column the amount 50 at Business "B" sales and the anount 100 at Business "W".

So it will be like row be row for business B:

100/(100+150+200+300)*50

150/(100+150+200+300)*50  and so on ...

and for business W:

100/(100+150+200+400)*100

150/(100+150+200+400)*100 and so on...

 

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Thank you all for your help.

After long searcing and advised by your solution I wrote the following which works based on me needs.

Column =
Business[Sales]/SWITCH(TRUE(),Business[Business]="B",CALCULATE(SUM(Business[Sales]),FILTER(Business,Business]="B")),

Business[Business]="W",CALCULATE(SUM(Business[Sales]),FILTER(Business,[Business]="W")))

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Anonymous
Not applicable

Try this "Calculated Column"

 

Allocation =
DIVIDE (
    Analysis[Sales],
    SUMX (
        FILTER ( ALL ( Analysis ), Analysis[Business] = EARLIER ( Analysis[Business] ) ),
        Analysis[Sales]
    ),
    0
)
    * SWITCH ( Analysis[Business], "B", 50, "W", 100, 0 )

 

 

Thank you all for your help.

After long searcing and advised by your solution I wrote the following which works based on me needs.

Column =
Business[Sales]/SWITCH(TRUE(),Business[Business]="B",CALCULATE(SUM(Business[Sales]),FILTER(Business,Business]="B")),

Business[Business]="W",CALCULATE(SUM(Business[Sales]),FILTER(Business,[Business]="W")))

dax
Community Support
Community Support

Hi BartzD01,
According to your description, it seems that you want to get result like below

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You could try to use below measure to see whether it works or not

Measure = VAR DC = IF(MAX(Table1[Business])="B", 50, 100) return sum(Table1[Sales])/CALCULATE(sum(Table1[Sales]), ALLEXCEPT(Table1,Table1[Business]))*dc

Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi

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