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When data for a calendar day is missing ... Power Query or DAX solution?
I have a table that should provide a row per calendar day and is refreshed several times a day. The data is the current stock level of a warehouse. Based on the data, two measures make a simple 7-day simulation of expected warehouse space. The calculation is cumulative and quite straightforward and the main measure is below.
Occasionally there isn't a row for "NetOfDeliveryCollection" on a calendar day so the simulation goes awry. I think I just need to add a value of zero for that missing day but my quesiton is how? Should I create a fake row in the dataload script or just add an IF condition in the DAX.
Either method, I don't know how to do this!
Measure = SUM(DailyBalances[CurrBalance])
+ CALCULATE(
SUM(Delivery[NetOfDeliveryCollection])
, FILTER(
ALLSELECTED(Delivery)
,Delivery[DelDate] <= MAX(Delivery[DelDate])
)
)
Hi, Anonymous
You can add IF conditions to the DAX. This is shown below.
Measure = VAR N1 = SUM ( DailyBalances[CurrBalance] ) + CALCULATE ( SUM ( Delivery[NetOfDeliveryCollection] ), FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( Delivery ), Delivery[DelDate] <= MAX ( Delivery[DelDate] ) ) ) VAR N2 = SUM ( DailyBalances[CurrBalance] ) + 0 RETURN IF ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Delivery[NetOfDeliveryCollection] ) = BLANK (), N2, N1 )Please try this formula, does this match your desired result?
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Community Support Team _Charlotte
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2 Replies
- v-zhangtiCommunity Support
Hi, Anonymous
You can add IF conditions to the DAX. This is shown below.
Measure = VAR N1 = SUM ( DailyBalances[CurrBalance] ) + CALCULATE ( SUM ( Delivery[NetOfDeliveryCollection] ), FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( Delivery ), Delivery[DelDate] <= MAX ( Delivery[DelDate] ) ) ) VAR N2 = SUM ( DailyBalances[CurrBalance] ) + 0 RETURN IF ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Delivery[NetOfDeliveryCollection] ) = BLANK (), N2, N1 )Please try this formula, does this match your desired result?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Thanks, this answered my question of how to add an IF into a DAX. For the record, your formula didnt solve my problem but you have answered my question.