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I've the following report https://1drv.ms/u/s!Amd7BXzYs7AVlx7RRKcucc1TBZ1F?e=v3mDNM
I've an issue with the total, how to correct it please?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Another solution (if you're expecting a lot of combinations).
Your unpivoting should include Origination Credit USD. Then a table looks like this. You can also add Correct ColumNames check to make it easier:
Correct ColumnNames =
AND(
RELATED('Table'[ColumnNames])=[ColumnNames];
RELATED('Table'[Originator])=Factsales_copy[Originator]
)Then the formula looks like this:
Correct totals 2 =
SUMX(
FILTER(Factsales_copy;Factsales_copy[Correct ColumnNames]=TRUE);
Factsales_copy[Value] * Factsales_copy[Origination Credit USD]
)
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Ok, but in the sample data that you've provided [Origination Credit USD] is in the table. Anyway - this will still works fine. 🙂 Just change the refference from column to measure that you have.
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Another solution (if you're expecting a lot of combinations).
Your unpivoting should include Origination Credit USD. Then a table looks like this. You can also add Correct ColumNames check to make it easier:
Correct ColumnNames =
AND(
RELATED('Table'[ColumnNames])=[ColumnNames];
RELATED('Table'[Originator])=Factsales_copy[Originator]
)Then the formula looks like this:
Correct totals 2 =
SUMX(
FILTER(Factsales_copy;Factsales_copy[Correct ColumnNames]=TRUE);
Factsales_copy[Value] * Factsales_copy[Origination Credit USD]
)
Proud to be a Super User!
Thank you for your reply, in the real project, the origination credit usd is a compex measure from different tables.
Ok, but in the sample data that you've provided [Origination Credit USD] is in the table. Anyway - this will still works fine. 🙂 Just change the refference from column to measure that you have.
Proud to be a Super User!
The question is: how many combinations you have in your data? If it's like in this sample onlr 4 columns then I suggest not to duplicate factsales and use one measure:
Correct totals =
SUMX(
Factsales;
SWITCH(RELATED('Table'[ColumnNames]);
"CF_ZK";[CF_ZK];
"CF_SH";[CF_SH];
"CF_GOS";[CF_GOS];
"CF_EFY";[CF_EFY])*Factsales[Origination Credit USD])Tell me if you're expecting a lot of columns with values and originators - then I will prepare different solution for you.
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