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Hi, everyone,
I've been having troubles with my total POWER BI code and I would like to know if you could help me. My problem is that in the subtotals I am looking to add (using SUMX) the maximums depending on the 2 seasons multiplied by their respective days, while in the normal values I am looking to have only the maximums that were in the season. My current formula is the following:
| Season | Days | MAX |
| Summer | 28 | 453 |
| Winter | 3 | 417 |
| Total | 31 | 14,043 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
The reason you get the wrong total days is because the SUMX is iterating over all days in your table, rather than just the two seasons. You can try something like the following:
MAX = IF (HASONEVALUE (
'Table'[Season]),
MAX('Table'[MAX Daily]),
SUMX(
ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZE('Table', 'Table'[Season]),
"season max", CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[MAX Daily])),
"days", CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'))
), [season max] * [days]
))
The reason you get the wrong total days is because the SUMX is iterating over all days in your table, rather than just the two seasons. You can try something like the following:
MAX = IF (HASONEVALUE (
'Table'[Season]),
MAX('Table'[MAX Daily]),
SUMX(
ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZE('Table', 'Table'[Season]),
"season max", CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[MAX Daily])),
"days", CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'))
), [season max] * [days]
))
¡Thanks a lot! It was very helpfull 😃
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