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Hello.
I have a list of plots, their area, and plant type, and their grower.
I want a column that will total the amount per grower and plant type (I've concatenated a column that gives me a text field of Grower+Planttype.)
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not sure what's your data like, if you want to total the amount per grower and plant type, maybe you can try ALLEXCEPT() and FILTER() function,
e.g.
measure1 = calculate(sum(table[value]), allexcept(table,table[grower],table[plant type]))
measure2 = calculate(sum(table[value]), filter(table,table[grower]=min(table[grower]) && table[plant type] =min( table[plant type]) ))
If you need more help, please provide more details,
(1) a sample file, you can replace raw data with bogus data to protect your privacy.
or provide some sample data that fully covers your issue/question.
(2) give your expected result based on the sample you provide.
Kindly note: Please ensure the data in sample is concise and representative.
Thanks.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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not sure what's your data like, if you want to total the amount per grower and plant type, maybe you can try ALLEXCEPT() and FILTER() function,
e.g.
measure1 = calculate(sum(table[value]), allexcept(table,table[grower],table[plant type]))
measure2 = calculate(sum(table[value]), filter(table,table[grower]=min(table[grower]) && table[plant type] =min( table[plant type]) ))
If you need more help, please provide more details,
(1) a sample file, you can replace raw data with bogus data to protect your privacy.
or provide some sample data that fully covers your issue/question.
(2) give your expected result based on the sample you provide.
Kindly note: Please ensure the data in sample is concise and representative.
Thanks.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
If this post helps, please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
I have also tried this:
Hey @Unicorn_Tech.
Try:
Total limit measure =
CALCULATE (
SUMX (
VALUES ( new_plotinformations[VarietyGrower Concat] ),
SUM ( 'Total per Grower'[Total Planted Ha Converted] )
)
)
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