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Please if anyone can help me how to add new column in this report to calculate as following :
As marked in red box (from photo below) :
Column (OEE) some numbers have example (120, 140, 160)
multiply by selected filter : Effectiveness ( AvailACility * ReliACility)
multiply by selected filter : Design Capacity(m3/hr)
result to be added in the new column as marked
Thank you for your good help.
Regards,,
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Hi @assemomar ,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.
For Design Capacity and Effectiveness, using SELECTEDVALUE is particularly important because it ensures that the measure returns the chosen value from the slicer if only one option is selected, and returns BLANK() otherwise. This prevents ambiguous results when multiple capacity values are in scope.
Design Capacity = SELECTEDVALUE(ProductionData[DesignCapacity])
Effectiveness = SELECTEDVALUE(ProductionData[Effectiveness])
New Result =
SUMX (
ProductionData,
ProductionData[OEE]
* [Effectiveness]
* [Design Capacity]
)
Finally, you can combine everything in a measure with SUMX, which iterates through your table, multiplies each row’s OEE with the currently selected Effectiveness and Design Capacity, and then sums the results. This approach avoids context-mixing errors, ensures slicers are respected, and gives you a calculation that adapts correctly to user selections.
I hope this information helps. Please do let us know if you have any further queries.
Thank you
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Hi @assemomar ,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.
For Design Capacity and Effectiveness, using SELECTEDVALUE is particularly important because it ensures that the measure returns the chosen value from the slicer if only one option is selected, and returns BLANK() otherwise. This prevents ambiguous results when multiple capacity values are in scope.
Design Capacity = SELECTEDVALUE(ProductionData[DesignCapacity])
Effectiveness = SELECTEDVALUE(ProductionData[Effectiveness])
New Result =
SUMX (
ProductionData,
ProductionData[OEE]
* [Effectiveness]
* [Design Capacity]
)
Finally, you can combine everything in a measure with SUMX, which iterates through your table, multiplies each row’s OEE with the currently selected Effectiveness and Design Capacity, and then sums the results. This approach avoids context-mixing errors, ensures slicers are respected, and gives you a calculation that adapts correctly to user selections.
I hope this information helps. Please do let us know if you have any further queries.
Thank you
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