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klehar
Helper V
5 years ago
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conditional sum

Hi, I have a stripped down data for 1 opportunity below. Actual data has 100s of opportunities. I want to create 2 measures. Opportunity Business Product Line Opp Value Order Value Opp1 ...
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  • parry2k's avatar
    parry2k
    5 years ago

    klehar add two measures:

     

    Business Value = SUMX ( SUMMARIZE ( Opp, Opp[Opportunity], Opp[Business], "@Value", MAX ( Opp[Order Value] ) ), [@Value] )

Business Value = SUMX ( SUMMARIZE ( Opp, Opp[Opportunity], Opp[Business], "@Value", MAX ( Opp[Order Value] ) ), [@Value] )

     

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parry2k
Super User
5 years ago

klehar add two measures:

 

Business Value = SUMX ( SUMMARIZE ( Opp, Opp[Opportunity], Opp[Business], "@Value", MAX ( Opp[Order Value] ) ), [@Value] )

Business Value = SUMX ( SUMMARIZE ( Opp, Opp[Opportunity], Opp[Business], "@Value", MAX ( Opp[Order Value] ) ), [@Value] )

 

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  • klehar's avatar
    klehar
    Helper V
    5 years ago

    parry2k Thanks a ton.

    What does @value do. Im confused