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Hello.
I am trying to replicate an Excel SumIfs formula in Power BI. The excel formula is =SumIfs(Hours Worked,Name Column, A5,Start Date, H5). Where A5 is the name in the corresponding row and H5 is the date in the corresponding row. I need to try and use this in Power BI. The list of names and dates is very long and has many unique values.
Thanks!
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Hi @cpatton10 ,
Please try this DAX to create a calculated column:
SumHoursWorked = CALCULATE(
SUM(WorkData[Hours Worked]),
FILTER(
WorkData,
WorkData[Name Column] = EARLIER(WorkData[Name Column]) && WorkData[Start Date] = EARLIER(WorkData[Start Date])
)
)
If this DAX doesn't work, please provide a bit of sample data and the calculations you wish to perform.
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @cpatton10 ,
Please try this DAX to create a calculated column:
SumHoursWorked = CALCULATE(
SUM(WorkData[Hours Worked]),
FILTER(
WorkData,
WorkData[Name Column] = EARLIER(WorkData[Name Column]) && WorkData[Start Date] = EARLIER(WorkData[Start Date])
)
)
If this DAX doesn't work, please provide a bit of sample data and the calculations you wish to perform.
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@cpatton10 See if this helps: S Excel to DAX Translation - Microsoft Fabric Community
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