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Hi all,
i am trying to make a measure that calculates the cumulative total in a dynamic way, which means that it has to consider all the filters applied on the page I am currently in.
I have come up with the following:
Tot Value Pareto=
var currentvalue = [Tot Value €]
var cumulativeExpected = sumx(filter(
summarize(allselected('Table'),'Table'[Vendor Code],"Tot Value", [Tot Value €]),[Tot Value]>=currentvalue)
,[Tot Value])
RETURN
cumulativeExpected
Measure almost works, but I do not understand why the first row is not taken into consideration.
Thanks in advance
Enzo
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I have solved it, i had to remove the summarize function and i have also used a different approach with RANKX.
I also changed the final output in order to give me an abc classification based on a pareto model 70,20,10.
Tot value pareto =
var currentline = rankx(allselected('PO Schedule'[Vendor Code]),[Tot Value €],,DESC)
var totalvalue=sumx(ALLSELECTED('PO Schedule'[Vendor Code]),[Tot Value €])
var cumulateExpected = sumx(
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED('PO Schedule'[Vendor Code]),RANKX(ALLSELECTED('PO Schedule'[Vendor Code]),[Tot Value €],,DESC)<=currentline),
[Tot Value €]
)
var pareto=DIVIDE(cumulateExpected,totalvalue,0)*100
RETURN
if(pareto<=70,"A",if(pareto<=90,"B","C"))
I have solved it, i had to remove the summarize function and i have also used a different approach with RANKX.
I also changed the final output in order to give me an abc classification based on a pareto model 70,20,10.
Tot value pareto =
var currentline = rankx(allselected('PO Schedule'[Vendor Code]),[Tot Value €],,DESC)
var totalvalue=sumx(ALLSELECTED('PO Schedule'[Vendor Code]),[Tot Value €])
var cumulateExpected = sumx(
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED('PO Schedule'[Vendor Code]),RANKX(ALLSELECTED('PO Schedule'[Vendor Code]),[Tot Value €],,DESC)<=currentline),
[Tot Value €]
)
var pareto=DIVIDE(cumulateExpected,totalvalue,0)*100
RETURN
if(pareto<=70,"A",if(pareto<=90,"B","C"))
Hi @enzo88
Can you please try the following?
Total Value Pareto=
var currentvalue = [Tot Value €]
var cumulativeExpected =
sumx(
summarize(
allselected('Table'),
'Table'[Vendor Code],
"Tot Value", [Tot Value €]
),
IF([Tot Value]>=currentvalue,[Tot Value],0)
)
RETURN
cumulativeExpected
IF it should work it might be possible to optimize the if clause with another variable. But first priority should be getting the right result.
Best regards
Michael
Best regards
Michael
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Hello,
i have tried the suggestion and use an if condition but i get this now:
it seems that "Tot Value" of the summarize table is set at 0 in the first iteration, i don't understand why it does not take the first row as input.
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