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CR
Resolver II
Resolver II

Datos dinámicos en dax

Hola a todos

No tengo acceso al editor de consultas (así que DAX) y tengo la siguiente tabla1

TipoFase 1Fase 2Fase3
Tipo112
Tipo2 10
Tipo3 814

Quiero la siguiente tabla2 (pivote en colums Phase1/2/3 y suma en Datos agrupando en tipo).

FasesDatos
Fase 112
Fase 218
Fase314

Por el momento, me disqué :

FasesDatos
Fase 112
Fase 210
Fase 28
Fase314

con el siguiente código:

Table2 = 
FILTER(
    UNION(
        SELECTCOLUMNS(Table1;"Phases";"Phase1";"Data";Table1[Phase1]);
        SELECTCOLUMNS(Table1;"Phases";"Phase2";"Data";Table1[Phase2]);
        SELECTCOLUMNS(Table1;"Phases";"Phase3";"Data";Table1[Phase3])
    );[Data]<>blank()
)

Pero no veo cómo conseguir una sola línea para la fase 2.

Si alguien tiene una idea, por favor comparta !

saludos

Cr

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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@CR en lugar de selectcolumns use summarize

SUMMARIZE( FILTER ( Table, Table[Phase2] <> BLANK()),"Phases", "Phase2", "Data", SUM ( Table[Phase2)))

hacerlo para cada fase.



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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@CR en lugar de selectcolumns use summarize

SUMMARIZE( FILTER ( Table, Table[Phase2] <> BLANK()),"Phases", "Phase2", "Data", SUM ( Table[Phase2)))

hacerlo para cada fase.



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gracias @parry2k

funciona bien !

Table2 = 
UNION(
    SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase1";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase1]));
    SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase2";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase2]));
    SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase3";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase3]))
)

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