Use pricetable with price scale to calculate total amount

[Anonymous]

Hi,

I'm stuck and hope to get some help from the Power BI community...

Let me please paint the picture..:

In Power BI I've created a PriceTable with a PriceScale, something like this:

Brand	Min	Max	PPS
Thingy_1_UK	1	25	25
Thingy_1_UK	26	50	24
Thingy_1_UK	51	75	22
Thingy_1_UK	76	1000	20
Thingy_1_US	1	25	30
Thingy_1_US	26	50	28
Thingy_1_US	51	75	26
Thingy_1_US	76	100	24
Thingy_1_US	101	1000	22
Thingy_1_Rest	1	25	20
Thingy_1_Rest	26	50	18
Thingy_1_Rest	50	1000	15

I'm looking for a way to (preferably in a Matrix visual) calculate the Total Amount based on the total sum of #Sales per Geographic and the corresponding PPS in the PriceTable, something like this:

Geographic	#Sales	Total Amount		Calculation
United Kingdom	27	648		(27*24)
United States	16	480		(16*30)
Rest of the World	75	1125		(75*15)

Any ideas are welcome...

Thanks a lot in advance...

[Ashish_Mathur]

Hi,

Share the link from where i can download your PBI file.

[parry2k · Accepted solution]

@Anonymous this is what I will do and it will show the total value correctly, add a measure:

Total Amount = 
SUMX ( 
    SUMMARIZE ( 
        Sales, 
        Sales[Brand], 
        "@Sales", 
        VAR __sales = CALCULATE ( SUM ( Sales[#Sales] ) ) //get the brand sales
        RETURN
        __sales * //multiply the brand sales with PPS base on the sales
        CALCULATE( 
            MAX ( PriceRanges[PPS] ), 
            TREATAS ( VALUES ( Sales[Brand] ), PriceRanges[Brand] ), 
            __sales >= PriceRanges[Min], 
            __sales <= PriceRanges[Max]
        ) //this calculate logice gets the PPS based on the sale
    ), 
    [@Sales] //sum sale after the calculation
)

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Attached is a sample implementation.