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swaroopkumarmg
Helper II
Helper II

SUMIFS in DAX

Hello there,

I'm trying to replicate a function- SUMIFS from excel to Power BI. 

 

I have the following Tables and i need to sum the Hours (Total Hours) based on the criterias.

 

Table 1:

Stage CodeStageBandTotal Hours
1Suspect25050
1Suspect5000
2In progress2500
2In progress50025
3Won25028
3Won50023

 

Table 2:

CaseHoursStage CodeBand
AAAA201250
BBBB252500
CCCC233500
DDDD301250
EEEEE283250

 

Formula used: =SUMIFS(Table2[Hours],Table2[Band],[Band],Table2[Stage Code],[Stage Code])

 

Please help me figure this out!!

 

Thanks

SMG

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Anonymous
Not applicable

If you want the calculated column to be in Table 1, the tables need to be connected by a relationship. I would recommend you create a unique key for each stage and band combination so you can connect the tables.

Use the following as a calculated column in both tables.

StageBandKey =
CONCATENATE ( Table1[Stage Code], Table1[Band] )

StageBandKey =
CONCATENATE ( Table2[Stage Code], Table2[Band] )

Then connect the tables via the relationship view using the shared key.

You'll then be able to use the previous code in a calculated column in Table 1 to get the hours for each stage - band combination.

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v-eachen-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @swaroopkumarmg ,

 

You can create the measure “Total Hours” to meet your needs.

Total Hours =
VAR s =
    CALCULATE (
        SUM ( Table2[Hours] ),
        FILTER (
            Table2,
            Table2[Band] = MAX ( Table1[Band] )
                && Table2[Stage Code] = MAX ( Table1[Stage Code] )
        )
    )
RETURN
    IF ( ISBLANK ( s ), 0, s )

Then you can get result you want.4-1.PNG

Best Regards,

Eads

 

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Community Support Team _ Eads
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Anonymous
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Try the following as a calculated column in Table 2:

Total hours column =
CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table2[Hours] ), Table2[Band], Table2[Stage Code] )

Thanks a ton for your reply and suggestion.

 

I tried this, it did not give any error, but the Hours Column in the Table 1 is with blank values

 

Any suggestion?

 

 

Anonymous
Not applicable

If you want the calculated column to be in Table 1, the tables need to be connected by a relationship. I would recommend you create a unique key for each stage and band combination so you can connect the tables.

Use the following as a calculated column in both tables.

StageBandKey =
CONCATENATE ( Table1[Stage Code], Table1[Band] )

StageBandKey =
CONCATENATE ( Table2[Stage Code], Table2[Band] )

Then connect the tables via the relationship view using the shared key.

You'll then be able to use the previous code in a calculated column in Table 1 to get the hours for each stage - band combination.

That worked like a charm. 

 

thanks a ton!! 🙂

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