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Table values are getting repeated
- 10 years ago
You should write a measure that produces the 300 regardless of the value in the rows
denominator =calculate(sum(table[gross sales]),all(table[cus]))
then write a measure
=sum(table[gross sales])/denominator
There is an inbuilt DIVIDE function that handles divide by zero errors.
=DIVIDE(numerator,denominator)
Thank u.
Can u please help me out with this too..?
Gross Sales is there and i wanna do following calculation
Cus Gross sales new_column(Gross Sales / Total Gross Sales)
1 100 100/300
2 200 200/300
Total 300
How um i suppose to use total of gross sales column in measure calculation..??
- MattAllington10 years agoCommunity Champion
You should write a measure that produces the 300 regardless of the value in the rows
denominator =calculate(sum(table[gross sales]),all(table[cus]))
then write a measure
=sum(table[gross sales])/denominator
- Anonymous10 years agoNot applicable
hey MattAllington
i tried ur way but its giving me only 1.00 value in every row...
- Anonymous10 years agoNot applicable
sry MattAllington.
I did a mistake giving arguments to 'all' funtion:smileymad:
but got it now thank you so much for ur help.
- Anonymous10 years agoNot applicable
Hi MattAllington.
A . Can u please tell what is the difference between
1. 'Add Custom Column' (at Edit Queries > Add Custom Column)
&
2. 'New Column' (Power BI Desktop Report view)
B. What language does this 1 uses? we are unable to use any aggregation function like 'SUM' etc.. neither we can use 'Calculate' function which is a part of DAX.
can you please elaborate about these two whenever you feel free..!!
I have gone through this artice in which i can clearly say whatis the difference between 'Calulated Column' and 'Calculated Measure', but I am unable get difference between 1 and 2(talked earlier).
Thanks in advance.
- MattAllington10 years agoCommunity Champion
Theres are 2 distinct and different technologies rolled into Power BI
1 is Power Query. It uses a language officially called Power Query Formula Language, developed from "M". I call it PQL (like SQL). Power Query is an ETL tool used to shape data before loading to Power Pivot
2 is power pivot. It is a reporting data base that uses DAX as a language. SUM is an example
you question makes me think is is a good blog post topic. I will post back here once it is done.