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I have location I am trying to set a min and max up for a shipping schedule. If filtered for a single day, everything looks fine but when include multiple days (like 5 days as shown in table below), start seeing inbound as a ratio of "Actual Total".
For example, Actual Daily Min top line has 19 for daily min, but over a 5 day period it multiplying 19 * 60 (or the Actual Total) to get 1140 where I just want it to be : 19 *5 . In this example I want the total to reflect 19*5 or 95.
I have a lookup value for the Actual Daily Min that inputs a value for every row in my table so I imagine I need to create a measure to accomplish my 19 *5 or whatever total based on date range. That is where I am stuck.
Thank you for looking and appreciate any guidance you can provide
What are the current measures you're using? I'm most interested in how you're calculating [Actual Total] and [Incorrect 5 day Min Inbound]
Actual Total is a distinct count of shipment numbers
Incorrect 5 day Min Inbound is from a Lookup Value from a static table that will be updated monthly
So then wouldn't the fix be updating your static table with the correct values?
I don't believe so because it will change depending on how it is filter; day, week, month.
It is setup in the static table to be daily.
I believe I need to create a measure to avoid the calculated column, row by row taking the lookup value found in the static table and multipling by number of loads.
For example: I want it to calculate 5 days times 4 loads minimum a day for total of 20 loads in a 5 day period but it is taking 4 load minimum per day and multiplying by 9 loads(since 9 loads actually shipped over the 5 day period).
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