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Hey guys. I'm trying to make a dax measure that returns the sales value of products that are in the aging range "From 91 to 120 days", that is, the sales value of products that have the most recent date in the fInventario table with fInventario[Aging Range] = "From 91 to 120 days". In the image below I have the closest I could get to the expected result. I was able to return the desired products and the sales value, but the Totals are different. Can anyone help me?
My measure:
expected result:
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@gelsonwirtijr , Try using
SalesValueAgingRange =
VAR DataMaisRecente =
CALCULATE(
MAX(fInventario[Data]),
ALLEXCEPT(fInventario, fInventario[IdProduto])
)
VAR VerificaAging =
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS(fInventario),
FILTER(
fInventario,
fInventario[Data] = DataMaisRecente &&
fInventario[Range de aging] = "De 91 a 120 dias" &&
[Valor estoque atual] > 0
),
ALLEXCEPT(fInventario, fInventario[IdProduto])
)
VAR SalesValue =
IF(VerificaAging > 0, [Vendas brutas], BLANK())
RETURN
SUMX(
VALUES(fInventario[IdProduto]),
SalesValue
)
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