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Anonymous
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SUMX IF measure

Hi ,

 

With the IF statements below it says SUMX cannot work with type Boolean. Ive checked the formatting and all is correct.

 

 IF(SUMX(RoomUtilisation, RoomUtilisation[New End Date]>[ParameterEndDate]),1,

IF(SUMX(RoomUtilisation, RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<[ParameterEndDate]),2,

IF(SUMX(RoomUtilisation, RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<= [ParameterEndDate]),3,0

 

Is there a different operator I can use for my measure? New End Date is a column value and the parameter is a measure

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , should be like

when you want to display.

measure =
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
return
Switch( True(), max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])>_max,1,
max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])]<[ParameterEndDate],2,
max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])<= [ParameterEndDate],3,0)

 

Or, this one is only when want to sum that up

 

measure =
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
return
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
SUMX(RoomUtilisation, Switch( True(), RoomUtilisation[New End Date]>_max,1,
RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<_max,2,
RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<= _max,3,0))

 

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sreenathv
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Your syntax is wrong.

 

Try something like this...

Measure =
SUMX (
    RoomUtilisation,
    IF (
        RoomUtilisation[New End Date] > [ParameterEndDate],
        1,
        IF (
            RoomUtilisation[New End Date] < [ParameterEndDate],
            2,
            IF ( RoomUtilisation[New End Date] = [ParameterEndDate], 3, 0 )
        )
    )
)

 

OR

Measure =
SUMX (
    RoomUtilisation,
    SWITCH (
        TRUE (),
        RoomUtilisation[New End Date] > [ParameterEndDate], 1,
        RoomUtilisation[New End Date] < [ParameterEndDate], 2,
        RoomUtilisation[New End Date] = [ParameterEndDate], 3,
        0
    )
)

Thank you, good sir. I've been racking my brain for days trying to figure this out. Putting the switch inside the sumx made all the difference. 

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , should be like

when you want to display.

measure =
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
return
Switch( True(), max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])>_max,1,
max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])]<[ParameterEndDate],2,
max(RoomUtilisation[New End Date])<= [ParameterEndDate],3,0)

 

Or, this one is only when want to sum that up

 

measure =
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
return
var _max = [ParameterEndDate]
SUMX(RoomUtilisation, Switch( True(), RoomUtilisation[New End Date]>_max,1,
RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<_max,2,
RoomUtilisation[New End Date]<= _max,3,0))

 

Anonymous
Not applicable

Perfect thanks @amitchandak 

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