Regarding help for power BI DAX

[Emranit]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZpK2aoR7Xo2Nnz4WfqAR0MJS1aWfBkJT/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=11391...

Please check the link file firstly,

Each Day/Date one Machine capacity will count one time and Machine capacity will be for the Day/Date: capacity X 2.5

Example 01:
Date: 12/3/2025,
Machine BD04 run 6 times,
Machine BD04 capacity 400,
Machine Capacity for Date: 12/3/2025=400 X 2.5=1000 [What will be DAX???]

or

Example 02:

Date: 12/4/2025,
Machine BD02 run 4 times,
Machine BD02 capacity 320,
Machine Capacity for Date: 12/4/2025=320 X 2.5=800 [What will be DAX???]

[Emranit]

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[danextian · Accepted solution]

Hi @Emranit 

You can use a measure to virtually summarize a table then multiple  virtual capacity column by 2.5, assuming there's only capacity value per day per machine. 

Machine Capacity =
SUMX (
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        SUMMARIZE ( 'Table', 'Table'[Date], 'Table'[Machine Name], 'Table'[Capacity] ),
        "@machine capacity", [Capacity] * 2.5
    ),
    [@machine capacity]
)

Otherwise you'll need to calculate the max capacity per machine per day virtual before multiplying it by 2.5

Machine Capacity2 =
SUMX (
    // Iterate over each unique Date–Machine combination
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        SUMMARIZE ( 'Table', 'Table'[Date], 'Table'[Machine Name] ),
        
        // Add a computed column for capacity × 2.5
        // CALCULATE is needed so MAX('Table'[Capacity]) is evaluated
        // in the filter context of each Date–Machine row produced by SUMMARIZE.
        "@machine capacity",
            CALCULATE( MAX( 'Table'[Capacity] ) ) * 2.5
    ),

    // Sum all values of the computed column
    [@machine capacity]
)

[Emranit]

Not working properly. I have got the solution. Thanks for nice cooperation.

[alish_b]

Hey @Emranit ,

Let's start with the simplest method and then add some complexity:
1. Assuming you will show this in a table visual by pulling in Date and Machine Name in the table as well, the following will simply work (replace the 'Table' with your Table name):

Machine Capacity = MIN('Table'[Capacity]) * 2.5

How this works is that the rows in the table visual will provide sufficient filter context to the measure. So in a row in the table visual that has say 12/03/2025 and BD04, it will only look at records in the actual data table related to these two, then calculate the Minimum capacity which will be 400 since all the capacity of BD04 will be same that is 400 minimum or maximum will also be 400. And then multiplication by 2.5

Now the totals will get messed up though, it will show the capacity * 2.5 for the lowest capacity machine, because no date or machine filter will be there in the Total row. Okay now you could go three ways from:

1. Don't need the totals at all, just turn it off in the Visual settings. (Visual>Totals>Turn off)

2. Don't need to show totals for this particular Machine capacity field but would like to show the capacity for other fields say, Production, then you will hide the total value with DAX:
Machine Capacity = IF( HASONEVALUE('Table'[Machine]), MIN('Table'[Capacity]) * 2.5, BLANK() )
3. Or in the totals you want to show the sum of all machine capacities multiplied by 2.5 then:

Machine Capacity =

SUMX(

    VALUES('Table'[Machine Name]),

    CALCULATE(MIN('Table'[Capacity])) * 2.5

)


Hope it helps!

[Emranit]

Not working properly. I have got the solution. Thanks for your nice cooperation.

[GrowthNatives]

Hi @Emranit , to solve the question, you can follow these steps :

Step 1 : Create a custom column 

DAX 
Daily Machine Capacity =
'Table'[Capacity] * 2.5

 
Step 2 : Create the measure 

DAX 
Total Daily Capacity =
SUMX(
    SUMMARIZE(
        'Table',
        'Table'[Date],
        'Table'[Machine Name],
        "UniqueCap", MAX('Table'[Capacity])
    ),
    [UniqueCap] * 2.5
)

This will compute the Sum for Unique Machine Capacities per Day
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[Emranit]

Not working properly. I have got the solution. Thanks for your nice cooperation.

[123abc]

You can try this:

Daily Machine Capacity :=
VAR _Capacity =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCT ( 'Table'[Capacity] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( 'Table', 'Table'[Date], 'Table'[Machine Name] )
)
RETURN
_Capacity * 2.5

ALLEXCEPT (Date, Machine) removes row-level duplicates so capacity is taken only once per Machine per Date.

DISTINCT() picks the unique capacity for that machine.

Multiply by 2.5 at the end.