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I have a customer sales table like this:
I am trying to calculate total sales by customer for year 1 and year 2, and wish to have an IF formula to determine "large" or "small" based on year 1's total sales by each customer.
I used a CALCULATE(SUM(),ALLEXCEPT(Customer)) formula to get the customer total sales. But when i do the IF function to determine large or small, it fails.
For example, i try to say if year 1 sales is over 80, it's a large customer. it fails for customer D...
Just wondering if anybody has any insights?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@PoorBIGuy So this?
Measure =
VAR __Sales = CALCULATE(SUM(),ALLEXCEPT(Customer))
VAR __Result = IF( __Sales > 80, "Large", "Small" )
RETURN
__Result
@PoorBIGuy So this?
Measure =
VAR __Sales = CALCULATE(SUM(),ALLEXCEPT(Customer))
VAR __Result = IF( __Sales > 80, "Large", "Small" )
RETURN
__Result
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