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Hello,
I'm new to DAX, please help to convert below T-SQL code to its equivalnet DAX.
I 'm generating running total (cummulative) using TSQL the same i need in DAX, please help
select src.Final_date, sum([Units Assigned]) over(order by src.Final_date) as Final_cnt
from (
select [Received Date] as Final_date, count(CARGO_ID) as [Units Assigned] from dbo.table1 where
[Status]='ASSIGNED' and [Type]='TENDERED' and Dashboard='Inventory'
group by [Received Date]
) src
order by src.Final_date desc
Thanks in advance
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Modify the formula like this:
EVALUATE
VAR tab =
SUMMARIZE(
FILTER(
'Inv_Fact_Inventory',
'Inv_Fact_Inventory'[Dashboard] = "Current Inventory" &&
'Inv_Fact_Inventory'[Inventory Order Type] = "TENDERED" &&
'Inv_Fact_Inventory'[Inventory Status] = "ASSIGNED"
),
'Inv_Fact_Inventory'[Received Date],
"Units Assigned",
CALCULATE(COUNT(Inv_Fact_Inventory[CURINV_CARGO_ID]))
)
RETURN
SELECTCOLUMNS(
tab,
"Final_Cut",
var d = 'Inv_Fact_Inventory'[Received Date]
return
SUMX(
FILTER(
tab,
[Received Date] <= d
),
[Units Assigned]
)
)
order by [Final_Cut] desc
You may get your expected result, below is my sample and result:
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
If this post helps then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Try to use this formula to create a calculate table, and use 'Sort descending' in the Data view:
A =
VAR tab =
SUMMARIZE (
FILTER (
'dbo.table1',
[Status] = "ASSIGNED"
&& [Type] = 'TENDERED'
&& [Dashboard] = 'Inventory'
),
"Final_date", 'dbo.table1'[Received Date],
"Units Assigned", COUNT ( 'dbo.table1'[CARGO_ID] )
)
RETURN
SELECTCOLUMNS (
tab,
"Final_cut", SUMX ( FILTER ( tab, [Final_date] <= MAX ( [Final_date] ) ), [Units Assigned] )
)
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
If this post helps then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thanks for your reply! . I'm having issue at this step:
EVALUATE
SUMMARIZE (
FILTER ( Inv_Fact_Inventory,
Inv_Fact_Inventory[Dashboard]="Current Inventory" && Inv_Fact_Inventory[Inventory Status]="ASSIGNED" && Inv_Fact_Inventory[Inventory Order Type]="TENDERED NOT SHIPPED" ),
,
"Final_date", Inv_Fact_Inventory[Received Date],
"Units Assigned", DISTINCTCOUNT(Inv_Fact_Inventory[CURINV_CARGO_ID])
)
At Final_Date, below is the error
Next when i try to run the whole expression im getting the same value for all records.Am i missing something here..
Here is the updated code im using now:
EVALUATE
VAR tab =
SUMMARIZE (
FILTER (
Inv_Fact_Inventory,
Inv_Fact_Inventory[Dashboard]="Current Inventory" && Inv_Fact_Inventory[Inventory Status]="ASSIGNED" && Inv_Fact_Inventory[Inventory Order Type]="TENDERED NOT SHIPPED"
),
Inv_Fact_Inventory[Received Date],
"Units Assigned", DISTINCTCOUNT( Inv_Fact_Inventory[CURINV_CARGO_ID] )
)
RETURN
SELECTCOLUMNS (
tab,
"Final_cut", SUMX ( FILTER ( tab, Inv_Fact_Inventory[Received Date] <= MAX ( Inv_Fact_Inventory[Received Date] ) ), [Units Assigned] )
)
Output:
Please advice
Hi @Anonymous ,
Modify the formula like this:
EVALUATE
VAR tab =
SUMMARIZE(
FILTER(
'Inv_Fact_Inventory',
'Inv_Fact_Inventory'[Dashboard] = "Current Inventory" &&
'Inv_Fact_Inventory'[Inventory Order Type] = "TENDERED" &&
'Inv_Fact_Inventory'[Inventory Status] = "ASSIGNED"
),
'Inv_Fact_Inventory'[Received Date],
"Units Assigned",
CALCULATE(COUNT(Inv_Fact_Inventory[CURINV_CARGO_ID]))
)
RETURN
SELECTCOLUMNS(
tab,
"Final_Cut",
var d = 'Inv_Fact_Inventory'[Received Date]
return
SUMX(
FILTER(
tab,
[Received Date] <= d
),
[Units Assigned]
)
)
order by [Final_Cut] desc
You may get your expected result, below is my sample and result:
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
If this post helps then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Your solution worked. Thanks for help..
@Anonymous , Try like
sumx(values(Table[Received Date]), calculate(count(Table[CARGO_ID]),filter(Table, table[Status]="ASSIGNED" && table[Type]="TENDERED" && table[Dashboard]="Inventory")))
Its not working.
I'm not getting values based on the formula that you have provided.
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