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I have searched all over for this answer but I cannot find it. It seems this would be a pretty popular command, though and my lack of knowledge in this area is probably due to my experience with power BI.
I am trying to group my clients by sales over a period of time. For example, I want
Client Premium
Fred's Donuts $1000
Fred's Donuts $5000
Sam's Auto $100
Eric's Dentistry $10500
to show in a table as:
Client Group Total
Clients < $500 $100
Clients $500 - $2000 $6000
Clients > $10,000 $10,500
How can I do that? And will that total move dynamicly by page level date filters? For example, if Eric's Dentistry only has $600 in premium last year and I filter to last year at the visual level, will he move to the Clients $500 - $2000 group automatically?
Hi @ZachPLPI
Create measures
Measure = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[premium]),FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Table'),'Table'[client]=MAX('Table'[client]))) Measure 2 = SWITCH ( TRUE (), [Measure] < 500, "<500", [Measure] >= 500 && [Measure] < 2000, "500~2000", [Measure] >= 2000 && [Measure] < 10000, "2000~10000", [Measure] > 10000, ">10000", "other" )
I plugged this in a while back and it was still pulling premiums that were more or less than there assigned measure. Might there be a typo?
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