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I want to use a measure inside this summarize function -
Table F1 = SUMMARIZE (
SELECTCOLUMNS (
'Opportunity Snapshot',
"Source", 'Opportunity Snapshot'[Start of Quarter - Copy],
"Target", 'Opportunity Snapshot'[Flow one Result],
"Opportunity ID",'Opportunity Snapshot'[Opportunity_ID_18__c],
"Quarter",'Opportunity Snapshot'[Quarter]
),
[Source],
[Target],
[Opportunity ID],
[Quarter],
"Total", SUM ( 'Opportunity Snapshot'[Incremental ACV (USD)] )
)
Rather than using SUM function i want to use this measure -
Measure -
Last ACV =
VAR _id = MAX ('Opportunity Snapshot'[Opportunity_ID_18__c])
VAR _date = CALCULATE( MAX('Opportunity Snapshot'[Close_Date__c]), ALLSELECTED ('Opportunity Snapshot'), 'Opportunity Snapshot'[Opportunity_ID_18__c] = _id)
RETURN
CALCULATE (SELECTEDVALUE( 'Opportunity Snapshot'[Incremental ACV (USD)] ), VALUES ('Opportunity Snapshot'[Opportunity_ID_18__c]),'Opportunity Snapshot'[Opportunity_ID_18__c] = _id,'Opportunity Snapshot'[Close_Date__c] = _date )
I am unable to use measure because what i believe SUMMARIZE function doesn't allow you to do that. Can anybody help me out regarding that how can i achieve this
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
As far as I’m concerned, you can use the measures you created before in the newly created Summarize function in the <expression> parameter after the parameter <groupBy_columnName> and <name>, you can use the measure in your DAX formula like this:
Table F1 = SUMMARIZE (
SELECTCOLUMNS (
'Opportunity Snapshot',
"Source", 'Opportunity Snapshot'[Start of Quarter - Copy],
"Target", 'Opportunity Snapshot'[Flow one Result],
"Opportunity ID",'Opportunity Snapshot'[Opportunity_ID_18__c],
"Quarter",'Opportunity Snapshot'[Quarter]
),
[Source],
[Target],
[Opportunity ID],
[Quarter],
"Total", [Last ACV] )
)
You can change the measure formula based on your needs.
For more info, please refer to this link:
Thank you very much!
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Robert Qin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi,
As far as I’m concerned, you can use the measures you created before in the newly created Summarize function in the <expression> parameter after the parameter <groupBy_columnName> and <name>, you can use the measure in your DAX formula like this:
Table F1 = SUMMARIZE (
SELECTCOLUMNS (
'Opportunity Snapshot',
"Source", 'Opportunity Snapshot'[Start of Quarter - Copy],
"Target", 'Opportunity Snapshot'[Flow one Result],
"Opportunity ID",'Opportunity Snapshot'[Opportunity_ID_18__c],
"Quarter",'Opportunity Snapshot'[Quarter]
),
[Source],
[Target],
[Opportunity ID],
[Quarter],
"Total", [Last ACV] )
)
You can change the measure formula based on your needs.
For more info, please refer to this link:
Thank you very much!
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Robert Qin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @v-robertq-msft Thanks for the reply. Actually i was doing a small mistake.. issue has been resolved now
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