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6 TopicsDAX Sumif Filtered Amount Between Date
Hi! I am a novice DAX user struggling to write the equivalent of SUMIF in Excel in DAX. I am currently working with DAX in the Excel Data Model environment. The dataset am I working with is contributions and distributions from/to multiple investors in multiple investments. The data table includes both contributions and distributions. The goal is to ultimately calculate the long-term/short-term nature of gain and loss per investor per investment on a first-in first-out basis. I am stuck on calculating the long-term contributions related to a particular(singular) distribution. Long-term contributions are those contributions the occured 366 days before the date of distribution. For example, the long-term contributions for Investor LP0001 in InvA related to the distribution on 2/9/2021 (row 4 below) equals $500,000 ($100,000 contribution on 5/14/209 and $400,000 contribution on 6/7/2019). I have created a long-term holding date calculated field, but I'm not sure that's even necessary. I'm open to all options. Thank you in advance! 🙂 Link to Sample DataSolved981Views0likes3CommentsExcel to DAX: converting SUMIFS structured references ([column1],[@[column1])
Greetings! I am trying to transition an excel workboook with several types of calculations to Power BI. In particular, I am struggling with how to replicate a conditional SUMIFS calculation that uses structured references. The excel expression is: =SUMIFS([Column1],[Column2],[@Column2],[Column3],[@[Column3]]) In DAX, how can I sum the values of column 1 given specific row values in columns 2 and 3? I realize that the DAX framework is based on table/column/row refernece and not cell references (like excel), but I'm not making the intellectual leap here. Any help would be appreciated!Solved1.9KViews0likes6CommentsDAX Equivalent for Excel SUMIFS Where Lookup Field Contains Partial Text from Another Field
Morning all, I am relatively new to DAX and have scoured the forums but not found anything that quite works yet. I am trying to sum each record where the Member No is contained within the Hierarchy string e.g. the first Member No occurs in rows 1, 10 and 12 and sums to 23, whereas the 3rd Member No only appears in Hierarchy row 3 so sums to 3. The excel formula is: SUMIFS([Amount],[Hierarchy],"*"&[Member No]&"*") I tried adding "ab" to rows 5 & 9 as part of the attempt using the following formula to see if I could get close and then apply the "Like/contains" bit of logic but no luck: CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Amount]),FILTER(Table1,FIND("ab",Table1[Hierarchy],,0)<>0)) I have also tried CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Amount]),FILTER(Table1,Table1[Member No]=EARLIER(Table1[Member No]))) as a start, also with the idea of getting close and then adding the Hierarchy element, also with no luck. Any help would be hugely appreciated! Hopefully the description is understandable. Thank you in advance.Solved2.4KViews0likes6CommentsDAX Equivalent for Excel SUMIFS Where Lookup Field Contains Partial Text from Another Field
Morning all, I am relatively new to DAX and have scoured the forums but not found anything that quite works in Powerpivot/Dax yet. I am trying to sum each record where the Member No is contained within the Hierarchy string e.g. the first Member No occurs in rows 1, 10 and 12 and sums to 23, whereas the 3rd Member No only appears in Hierarchy row 3 so sums to 3. The excel formula is: SUMIFS([Amount],[Hierarchy],"*"&[Member No]&"*") I tried adding "ab" to rows 5 & 9 as part of the attempt using the following formula to see if I could get close and then apply the "Like/contains" bit of logic but no luck: CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Amount]),FILTER(Table1,FIND("ab",Table1[Hierarchy],,0)<>0)) I have also tried CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Amount]),FILTER(Table1,Table1[Member No]=EARLIER(Table1[Member No]))) as a start, also with the idea of getting close and then adding the Hierarchy element, also with no luck. Any help would be hugely appreciated! Hopefully the description is understandable. Thank you in advance.Solved1.6KViews0likes4CommentsExcel to Dax, using sumifs formula
I'm in process of converting an excel report to Power BI. This includes matching the output of a column that has a SUMIFS formula included in the conditional statement. The columns are exactly the same in both reports, but when creating the calculated column in Power BI, I'm finding it difficult to emulate what is done with the Excel formula Excel formula: =IF([@[Shipped/CSO]]="SHIPPED",0,IF([@SOType]="SO",SUMIFS([QTY],[InvoiceDate],"="&"",[Index],"<"&[@Index],[Branch],[@Branch],[Part],[@Part]),0)) Dax formula : IF([Shipped/CSO] = "SHIPPED",0,IF(Sales[SOType] = "SO",SUMX(FILTER(Sales,Sales[InvoiceDate]=EARLIER(Sales[InvoiceDate],1)&& Sales[Branch]=EARLIER(Sales[Branch],1) && Sales[Part] = EARLIER(Sales[Part],1)),Sales[QTY]),0)) I am willing to provide an example of the table information, but the Sales table has exactly the same information. Thanks for the help!Solved1.2KViews0likes2CommentsSUMIFs in DAX to add a factor of another row to the current row
Hi, I am trying to build a DAX formula to build a measure in Power Pivot to replicate what I am doing in a table formula right now in Excel. Goal is increase speed, the data set is quite massive and the table formula is very slow. I have a data set where there is a parent producer and 0-2 children producers that I would like to combine production from. I want to add half of each adjacent child producer to the parent producer volume. So, no adjacent children, parent production remains the same; 1 child, parent production + 0.5*child production; 2 children, parent production + 0.5*child_1 production + 0.5*child_2 production. I made a table to define how many children a parent has, 0 means none, 1 means a child with the same number as the parent, -1 means a child number less than the parent and 2 means there is a child on either side. For example, assume the following producer arrangement: P1, P1C, P2, P2C, P3, P4 Table name: ParCh Parent Child P1 1 P2 2 P3 -1 P4 0 Dataset looks like this, each producer gets one line per day. In actuality there are multiple columns that would all need to be combined in this fashion, but they are all the same idea, so this is representative Daytime Producer Production 2020/04/01 P1 100 2020/04/01 P1C 50 2020/04/01 P2 125 2020/04/01 P2C 80 2020/04/01 P3 200 2020/04/01 P4 175 Using the following cell formula I am able to get my desired result. Note the IF statements for D1 are teh only case where the parent prefix does not match the child prefix. =IFERROR(IF(INDEX(ParCh,MATCH([@Producer],ParCh[Parent],0),2)=2,[PRODUCTION]+0.5*(SUMIFS([PRODUCTION],[DAYTIME],"=" &[@DAYTIME],[Producer],"=" &[@Producer] & "C")+SUMIFS([PRODUCTION],[DAYTIME],"=" &[@DAYTIME],[Producer],IF([@Producer]="D1","=C0C","=" & LEFT([@Producer],1) & MID([@Producer],2,1)-1 & "C"))),IF(INDEX(ParCh,MATCH([@Producer],ParCh[Parent],0),2)=1,[PRODUCTION]+0.5*SUMIFS([PRODUCTION],[DAYTIME],"=" &[@DAYTIME],[Producer],"=" &[@Producer] & "C"),[PRODUCTION]+0.5*SUMIFS([PRODUCTION],[DAYTIME],"=" &[@DAYTIME],[Producer],IF([@Producer]="D1","=C0C","=" & LEFT([@Producer],1) & MID([@Producer],2,1)-1 & "C")))),IF(RIGHT([@Producer],2)="C","",[PRODUCTION])) Daytime Producer Production Parent + 0.5Child 2020/04/01 P1 100 125 2020/04/01 P1C 50 2020/04/01 P2 125 190 2020/04/01 P2C 80 2020/04/01 P3 200 240 2020/04/01 P4 175 175 This is quite a cumbersome formula to run on a large dataset, and is taking way too long to execute for it to be of use. I have found that measures execute much fast I am just unsure how to get this result using a DAX formula. I have tried using the Calculate function to filter data, but I am unable to make a reference to the producer designation to do so. I'm not sure if this is possible in DAX, but if anyone has any tips or solutions, they would be greatly appreciated.Solved1.5KViews0likes2Comments