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calculate a measure on two dimensions from two fact tables, but partly exclude one of the dimensions

Hi, 

I would like to calculate a measure on two dimensions from two fact tables, but for one part of the calculation, I want to exclude one of the dimensions.

akos_skutovics_1-1663764387710.png

 
measures:

Fact1Sum = SUM(Fact1[amount])
Fact2Sum = SUM(Fact2[amount])
SumAll = [Fact1Sum] - [Fact2Sum]

I want to multiply 'SumAll' with 'Fact2Sum' but I want to exclude 'dim20' from the 'SumAll' calculation
 
something like this but it doesnt quite work:
Measure1 = CALCULATE([SumAll], ALL(Fact2[dim20_id])) * [Fact2Sum]

akos_skutovics_0-1663762999286.png

what I would like to achieve:

akos_skutovics_2-1663766651757.png

 

First, I tried summarizecolumns, but it gives "SummarizeColumns() and AddMissingItems() may not be used in this context" error message when put together with the dimentions in a table visual.

Table = SUMX(
    SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
        Dim10[dim10_id],
        Dim20[dim20_id],
        "_measure", CALCULATE([SumAll], ALL(Fact2[dim20_id])) * [Fact2Sum]
    ),
    [_measure]
)


Then I created a table that works, but when I used it as a measure (by encapsulating the code below in a SUMX function), the measure did not create the correct values. Also, the crossjoin is a really heavy function to use. There must be a better way to do this. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to make this the right way?

SUMMARIZE(
    FILTER(
        CROSSJOIN(
            SUMMARIZE(
                Dim10,
                Dim10[dim10_id],
                "_sumall", [SumAll]
            ),
            SUMMARIZE(
                Fact2,
                Fact2[dim10_id_f],
                Fact2[dim20_id],
                "_fact2sum", [Fact2Sum]
            )
        ),
        Dim10[dim10_id] = Fact2[dim10_id_f]
    ),
    [dim10_id],
    Fact2[dim20_id],
    [_sumall],
    [_fact2sum],
    "measure", [_sumall] * [_fact2sum]
)

 

akos_skutovics_3-1663767516562.png

 


since I cannot share the pbix file (such a shame) here is the data:

Fact1:

fact1_id;dim10_id;amount
1;1;1
2;2;2
3;2;1,5

Fact2:
fact2_id;dim10_id_f;dim20_id;amount
1;1;3;2
2;1;4;2
3;2;3;1
4;2;4;2

Dim10
dim10_id;dim10_name
1;name1
2;name2

Dim20
dim20_id;dim20_name
3;name3
4;name4

2 ACCEPTED SOLUTIONS
johnt75
Super User
Super User

Create a couple of measures,

Measure 1 =
VAR SummaryTable =
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        VALUES ( Dim10[dim10_name] ),
        "@val",
            VAR SumAll =
                CALCULATE ( [SumAll], REMOVEFILTERS ( Dim20 ) )
            VAR Fact2Sum = [Fact2Sum]
            RETURN
                SumAll * Fact2Sum
    )
RETURN
    SUMX ( SummaryTable, [@val] )

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PaulDBrown
Community Champion
Community Champion

I'm not too sure what you're definition of 

"I want to exclude 'dim20' from the 'SumAll' calculation",

but see if this is what you are after (I'm posting all the measures so you can correct if a step is the wrong calculation):

Sum f1 = 
SUM('fact 1'[amount])
Sum f2 = 
SUM('fact 2'[amount])
Exclude dim20 = 
CALCULATE([Sum f2], ALL(dim20))
SumALL = 
[Sum f1] - [Exclude dim20]
Final Measure = 
SUMX(dim10, [SumALL] * [Sum f2])

To get:

result.png

 

 





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3 REPLIES 3

Thank you @johnt75  and @PaulDBrown. Both of your comments corrected my mistake and helped me solve my issue.
I used ALL(Fact2[dim20_id]) instead of ALL(dim20)

PaulDBrown
Community Champion
Community Champion

I'm not too sure what you're definition of 

"I want to exclude 'dim20' from the 'SumAll' calculation",

but see if this is what you are after (I'm posting all the measures so you can correct if a step is the wrong calculation):

Sum f1 = 
SUM('fact 1'[amount])
Sum f2 = 
SUM('fact 2'[amount])
Exclude dim20 = 
CALCULATE([Sum f2], ALL(dim20))
SumALL = 
[Sum f1] - [Exclude dim20]
Final Measure = 
SUMX(dim10, [SumALL] * [Sum f2])

To get:

result.png

 

 





Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!
In doing so, you are also helping me. Thank you!

Proud to be a Super User!
Paul on Linkedin.






johnt75
Super User
Super User

Create a couple of measures,

Measure 1 =
VAR SummaryTable =
    ADDCOLUMNS (
        VALUES ( Dim10[dim10_name] ),
        "@val",
            VAR SumAll =
                CALCULATE ( [SumAll], REMOVEFILTERS ( Dim20 ) )
            VAR Fact2Sum = [Fact2Sum]
            RETURN
                SumAll * Fact2Sum
    )
RETURN
    SUMX ( SummaryTable, [@val] )

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