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ignore values less than zero
- 8 years ago
Hi eburke
You should be able to use the IF function for this.
= IF ([Customer Assigned] - [PrePaid] < 0 , 0 , [Customer Assigned] - [PrePaid] )
- 8 years ago
HI eburke
Just wrap a SUMX Function around it to force the Total calc to be row by row
Measure 2 = SUMX( 'Table2', IF( 'Table2'[Customer Assigned]-'Table2'[Pre Paid]>0, -- THEN -- 'Table2'[Customer Assigned]-'Table2'[Pre Paid], -- ELSE -- 0) )
- 8 years ago
When I try this formula the THEN and ELSE come up green like Power BI doesn't recognise it as a function. Also will it matter that the Customer Assigned and PrePaid Meaures are on different tables? Thanks,
When I try this formula the THEN and ELSE come up green like Power BI doesn't recognise it as a function. Also will it matter that the Customer Assigned and PrePaid Meaures are on different tables? Thanks,
HI eburke
These are comments and just designed to explain the logic. The green colour highlights comments :)
- eburke8 years ago
Helper II
Bwahahaaa... excuse me while I hang my head in embarrassment. Thanks you that worked brilliantly.