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Hello Hi,
I'm trying to achieve weightage average sumproduct calculations based on my data. The expected output should look like this.
I have created parent-child hierarchy for my data as per below:
1) Matrix View
2) Data
I have tried several guides from the internet but unfortunately failed to generate the output required.
I hope someone can assist me with this.
Best Regards.
Attached herewith is the pbix files.
Solved! Go to Solution.
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@Anonymous I believe this YT video of mine is the answer to your question. Let's explore the underrated ISINSCOPE DAX function - What is it? How we can use it? - YouTube
and part 1 of this video Many Functions Same Result - Which one to use and Why? ALLSELECTED REMOVEFILTERS and VALUES - YouTube
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Hi Mr Parry,
Thanks for your reply and video. I did manage to get the column of the weightage. I have another question. Below is my data.
As you can see, the item starting with "CONC" is considered an activity and I have actual progress of that activity. For example, the first CONC is 100% and the data is queried from another table. How can I show the 100% but on the parent row (2.4.8.2 - Fabrication Main Deck) is the calculated value of SUMPRODUCT(activity, act_weightage).
Is there any way to tell Power BI to show value on last-child based on table (since its ragged hierarchy) and calculated parent.
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