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Hi People,
I hope you can help me with a problem which is about to drive me insane:
I have this measure:
Netto ror distribution =
VAR consFinal=0.0294
VAR SumVagtKorr=[weight]*(1/[SUM # where number is> 2,94%])*(170-[SUM # where number is 2,94%])
RETURN
IF([weight(Corrected)]=consFinal,5,SumVagtKorr)
And it is based on the following precalculations:
SUM # where number is 2,94% =
SUMX (
ALLSELECTED('Product'[Product Name]),
CALCULATE ( [# where number is 2,94%] , ALLEXCEPT ( 'Product' , 'Product'[Product Name] )
))
------------------------
SUM # where number is> 2,94% =
SUMX (
ALLSELECTED('Product'[Product Name]),
CALCULATE ( [# where number is >2,94%] , ALLEXCEPT ( 'Product' , 'Product'[Product Name] )
))
------------------------
vægt = DIVIDE(SUMX (
VALUES('Product'[Product Name]),
CALCULATE ( [Sales<5] , ALLEXCEPT ( 'Product' , 'Product'[Product Name] )
)),
SUMX (
ALLSELECTED('Product'[Product Name]),
CALCULATE ( [Sales<5] , ALLEXCEPT ( 'Product' , 'Product'[Product Name] )
)))
-----------------------
Sales<5 = SUMX(VALUES('Product'[Product Name]),
CALCULATE ( IF([Sales]<5,5,[Sales]) , ALLEXCEPT ( 'Product' , 'Product'[Product Name] )
))
-----------------------------
SUM # where number is >2,94% =
VAR ej_ror_u_5=IF([weight(Corrected)]>0.0294,[weight(Corrected)],0)
RETURN
CALCULATE ( ej_ror_u_5 , ALLEXCEPT ( 'Product' , 'Product'[Product Name] ))
----------------------------
SUM # where number is 2,94% =
VAR ej_ror_u_5=IF([weight(Corrected)]=0.0294,5,0)
RETURN
CALCULATE ( ej_ror_u_5 , ALLEXCEPT ( 'Product' , 'Product'[Product Name] ))
I know it looks a bit "hairy", but all I need to know is why the calculation it adds up to doesn't sum the numbers correct??
Here is the result from the calculation (above):
Where the Corrrect number should be =171 :
Same numbers...different totals ??
Can anybody see why and if I can DAX my way to a correct sum?
Thanks.
Br,
Jayjay0306
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @JayJay0368 ,
According to your statement, I know that your measures were calculated based on IF() function. I think this will cause the error in visual subtotal field.
I suggest you to create a new measure based on original [Netto ror distribution] measure.
Netto ror distribution with correct total =
SUMX (
SUMMARIZE ( 'TableName', 'TableName'[Customer Name], 'TableName'[Product Name] ),
[Netto ror distribution]
)
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @JayJay0368 ,
According to your statement, I know that your measures were calculated based on IF() function. I think this will cause the error in visual subtotal field.
I suggest you to create a new measure based on original [Netto ror distribution] measure.
Netto ror distribution with correct total =
SUMX (
SUMMARIZE ( 'TableName', 'TableName'[Customer Name], 'TableName'[Product Name] ),
[Netto ror distribution]
)
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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