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Hi,
I have the below DAX which returns a budget calc for the current period
BudgetCalcForPeriod:=CALCULATE(SUM(Budget[Budget]), FILTER(Budget, Budget[YearPeriod] = MAX(BI_SalesAnalysis[YearPeriod])), FILTER( ALL( Budget[Product Group] ), CONTAINS( VALUES( BI_SalesAnalysis[Product Group] ), BI_SalesAnalysis[Product Group], Budget[Product Group] ) ), FILTER( ALL( Budget[Period] ), CONTAINS( VALUES( BI_SalesAnalysis[Fin Period] ), BI_SalesAnalysis[Fin Period], Budget[Period])), FILTER( ALL( Budget[Company] ), CONTAINS( VALUES( BI_SalesAnalysis[Company] ), BI_SalesAnalysis[Company], Budget[Company] ) ), FILTER( ALL( Budget[Region] ), CONTAINS( VALUES( BI_SalesAnalysis[Region] ), BI_SalesAnalysis[Region], Budget[Region] ) ), FILTER( ALL( Budget[Item Group] ), CONTAINS( VALUES( BI_SalesAnalysis[Item Group] ), BI_SalesAnalysis[Item Group], Budget[Item Group] ) ))
I want to edit it so that if a company field is populated with "agl" the budget is calculated as above but if it's "agp I want the same budget calculation minus this filter:
FILTER( ALL( Budget[Item Group] ), CONTAINS( VALUES( BI_SalesAnalysis[Item Group] ), BI_SalesAnalysis[Item Group], Budget[Item Group] ) ))
Is this possible and if so how do I do it?
Thanks
Paul
I'd have to see the original data to be sure, but it should theorectically be possible by using IF.
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