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Hi Community,
I recently had to move to a new POS system and the data is not the same. So, I have had to reformulate the measures. But I am having a struggle with calculations as it totals it up based on the columns. I do not want to do that. So I have been trying to add SumX to all the measures to get around it. Unfortunately, it still does not work. When I select 1 item, it calculates fine. When you select multiple it does not.
I have dropped the file in DropBox in hopes you can help.
^^ All items
^^ 1 Item selected in this case Item 110945
The measure subfolders with all the measures is Scorecard calculations. I will have to do this for the YTD as well, but once the latest week is done, it will be the same structure. Please let me know if you need further information. Thank you all in advance for being awesome!
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Hi @Anonymous ,
I download your file and checked your sample. I find all your card will return blank in your sample. What kind of result do you want? I think the data model is complex in your sample. I suggest you to share a easy sample with us and show us a screenshot with the result you want. This will make us easier to find the solution.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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Hi Rico,
It's suppose to calcualte based on the total for the families. The old dashboard I was using looks like this.
Now the new one.
When you select 1 item, the numbers report fine. But when it shows all, you can see how the numbers are not even close.
Hope this helps. Thank you for your support.
MT
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