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Hello,
I'm a total newbie in Power BI, and I need help with, I know in excel there is a SUMIF function, I got two columns.
Column A = Processes
Column B = Errors
I want only sum the errors of an specific type of Process without taking in consideration the other ones.
Please help, Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi, You can Use:
Measure=Calculate(Sum(Table1[ColumnB]), Filter(Table1, Table1[ColumnA]=DESIRE TYPE))
Regards
Victor
Lima - Peru
CALCULATE(SUM([Errors]),Processes="oneyouwanttocount")
Hello,
I am trying to calculate the incident rate by recordable incidents in Power Bi. I have it specified to pull the recordable incidents, but in the calculation I am using it is totaling all hours over all years. I need to know how to tell the function to only do YTD total or specify the calculation by year.
This is the measure I came up with
TRR = COUNT(IncidentReports[SeverityType])*200000/(SUMX(HoursWorkedCompilation,HoursWorkedCompilation[Manhours]))
The Hours Worked Table has multiple columns, the column is is pulling from has Man Hours. There is a separate column that specifies the year, but I cannot figure out how to tell it to do that.
HELP!
CALCULATE(SUM([Errors]),Processes="oneyouwanttocount")
Hi, You can Use:
Measure=Calculate(Sum(Table1[ColumnB]), Filter(Table1, Table1[ColumnA]=DESIRE TYPE))
Regards
Victor
Lima - Peru
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