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viralpatel21
Helper II
Helper II

Measure Grand total not matching

Hello team,

 

i have created a measure where the grand total should be £96656.89 but im getting a different grand total.

 

This is my measure :

GBPConverstion =
var convertgbp = CALCULATE(
SUM('FX Rates'[GBP_Avg]) * [Card Spend GBP],
USERELATIONSHIP(Presentment[Settlement Date],FeeDate[Date]),
USERELATIONSHIP(FeeDate[Months],'FX Rates'[Months])
)
var previousmonthfx = CALCULATE(
SUMX('FX Rates','FX Rates'[GBP_Avg]),
PREVIOUSMONTH(FeeDate[Date])
)
var previousmth = CALCULATE(
[Card Spend GBP] * previousmonthfx,
USERELATIONSHIP(Presentment[Settlement Date],FeeDate[Date]),
USERELATIONSHIP(FeeDate[Months],'FX Rates'[Months])
)
return
IF(convertgbp=BLANK(),previousmth,convertgbp)

 

Screenshot 2020-11-30 at 17.19.10.png

 

please could you help

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mahoneypat
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Please try this to get the correct total.  It references your existing measure.  Use it in place of your current measure in the visual.  

 

New GBPConversion = SUMX(VALUES('Date'[Month]), [GBPConversion])

 

Regards,

Pat 





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mahoneypat
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Please try this to get the correct total.  It references your existing measure.  Use it in place of your current measure in the visual.  

 

New GBPConversion = SUMX(VALUES('Date'[Month]), [GBPConversion])

 

Regards,

Pat 





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Thank you for this. That did work.

However i really didnt want to call it to another measure. Is there a way, where i could have it all in one measure?

Hi @viralpatel21 ,

 

It may need to transform the measure into a table (virtual table) and use the table as a parameter in your measure expression.  Then sumx("the virtual table", [the transformed column]). If you can show me some data and I'll test for you.

 

 

Best regards

Icey

 

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