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Aggregate grouping rollup sum
Hi there, looking for suggestions to get a aggregated sum based on a defined grouping. In this example, i would like to see the grouping by ProdDate + Shift
I tried using the summarize function.
The desired output would look like this ..
Table relationship
i can provide the sample .pbix if that easier to provide feedback.
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi rtech2022 ,
Please try:
Weighted BCM Var% = (SUM('tbl_Mining'[BCM])-[Weighted Shift Target] ) /[Weighted Shift Target]AVG Weighted BCM Var% = var _t= SUMMARIZE(ALLSELECTED('tbl_Mining'),[Shift],[FromLocation],"%",[Weighted BCM Var%]) return AVERAGEX(FILTER(_t,[Shift]=MAX('tbl_Mining'[Shift])),[%])AVG Weighted BCM Var% = var _t= SUMMARIZE(ALLSELECTED('tbl_Mining'),[Shift],[FromLocation],"%",[Weighted BCM Var%]) return AVERAGEX(FILTER(_t,[Shift]=MAX('tbl_Mining'[Shift])),[%])Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
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8 Replies
- HotChilliCommunity Champion
Yes please, link the pbix and i'll have a look
- rtech2022Regular Visitor
File attached - thank you,
- rtech2022Regular Visitor
Thank you, pbix file attached.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi rtech2022 ,
If you want to get the sum of [prod_target] for each shift, your final output should be
for D——4365.16+4583.42=8948.59 , for N ——4583.42. Actually I'm confused why N is 9166.84.
My method:
Measure = var _t= SUMMARIZE(FILTER(ALLSELECTED('tbl_Mining'),[Shift]=MAX('tbl_Mining'[Shift])),"sum of each shift",SUM('tbl_Target'[Production Target])) return SUMX(_t,[sum of each shift])Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.- rtech2022Regular Visitor
Thank you Evelyn, that has resolved my issue in calculating the shift target. You were correct the value for N should have been 4583.42.
Now that we have the shift target which is the measure we calculated. I can calculate the Split Bench Ratio using :
Split Bench Ratio % =
DIVIDE([Prod Target], [Shift_Target])FYI: Prod Target =
VAR __BASELINE_VALUE = SUM('Target'[Production Target])
RETURN
IF(
HASONEVALUE(Mining[From Location]),
__BASELINE_VALUE, SUMX(VALUES(Mining[ProdDate]), __BASELINE_VALUE))Weighted Shift Target =
[Prod Target] * Mining[Split Bench Ratio %]The next challenge i have is calculating the BCM Var Weighted ..
The logic should be simple as (Mining[BCM] -Weighted Shift Target )/Weighted Shift Target
This is what i am getting -
This is the output i am working towards .. and stuck on the calculations for ..
Weighted BCM Var%
AVG Weighted BCM Var%
Daily Average
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi rtech2022 ,
Please try:
Weighted BCM Var% = (SUM('tbl_Mining'[BCM])-[Weighted Shift Target] ) /[Weighted Shift Target]AVG Weighted BCM Var% = var _t= SUMMARIZE(ALLSELECTED('tbl_Mining'),[Shift],[FromLocation],"%",[Weighted BCM Var%]) return AVERAGEX(FILTER(_t,[Shift]=MAX('tbl_Mining'[Shift])),[%])AVG Weighted BCM Var% = var _t= SUMMARIZE(ALLSELECTED('tbl_Mining'),[Shift],[FromLocation],"%",[Weighted BCM Var%]) return AVERAGEX(FILTER(_t,[Shift]=MAX('tbl_Mining'[Shift])),[%])Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.- rtech2022Regular Visitor
Hi,
It's very close - any suggestions on how to get the totals to sum correctly.
I tried something like this but it did not work.
Weighted Shift Target1 =
--[Prod Target] * [Split Bench Ratio %]
VAR T1=[Weighted Shift Target]
VAR T5 =SUMMARIZE (
FILTER(ALLSELECTED('tbl_Mining'),[Shift]=MAX('tbl_Mining'[Shift]) && [ProdDate]=MAX('tbl_Mining'[ProdDate]))
,'tbl_Mining'[ProdDate]
,'tbl_Mining'[Shift]
-- ,'tbl_Mining'[FromLocation]
, "SPLIT1", [Weighted Shift Target]) --Shift Targetreturn
IF (HASONEVALUE('tbl_Mining'[ProdDate]),
SUMX(T5, [SPLIT1] ),
SUMX(T5, [SPLIT1] ))
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi rtech2022 ,
Could you please kindly Accept my helpful reply as the solution to make the thread. More people will benefit from it.
And actually I'd suggest you create a new thread for your second issue to get further help.
Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin