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Here is my problem. I am trying to get an estimated annualized number. I have the YTD Volume, and the Volume Remaining for the rest of the year. Dividing these gives me the volume factor (so I can take YTD actuals * the volume factor) to get an annualized number. Everything works until the totals column. Instead of summing the Volume Adjusted Yield Loss, it is multiplying the Total Yield Loss * the average volume factor.
The total for the last column should be $4,106,751 (the sum of the three numbers in the column) but instead it is taking $1,389,422 (total yield loss for the 3 plants) * 2.908 (average volume factor) and only returning a value of $4,040,439.
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I probably did this the longest way possible, but it works! I went through and created a new table that simply had the plant name in one column. Then I added 3 columns - Volume YTD using the same formula I had for measure, Volume Remaining using the same formula as the measure, and Volume Factor using the same formula for the measure I already had.
Then I changed my measure to this and it worked.
Still getting the same result.
Yes
Okay, let's try a different method...
VA PO SFG Yield Loss Test =
VAR _Tbl = SUMMARIZE(Yield_List, Yield_Loss[_BIC_ZAGGRESC], "@Value", [VA PO SFG Yield Loss $])
RETURN
SUMX(_Tbl, [@Value])
No luck...
I really appreciate the effort. I am at a complete loss as to why this one won't work.
Do you have sample data that you can share that I can recreate on my end? If you can anonymize the data and share that would be great.
I probably did this the longest way possible, but it works! I went through and created a new table that simply had the plant name in one column. Then I added 3 columns - Volume YTD using the same formula I had for measure, Volume Remaining using the same formula as the measure, and Volume Factor using the same formula for the measure I already had.
Then I changed my measure to this and it worked.
Hi @Rena
I see plant as the row in your visual, is that the same field name?
Hi @Rena
You can accomplish it by splitting it into two measures:
First measure is your normal calculation:
CALCULATE( SUM(YieldLoss[_BIC_Z_YLD_LSA]), FITLER_CRITERIA )
Then use the SUMX separately:
Corrected Totals =
SUMX( VALUES(BIC_ZAGGRESC), [VA_PO_SFG_Yield_Loss_TEST])
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