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aisberg
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DAX equivalent to PRODUCT() on a Measure in a variable context?

I need to calculate in a flexible context per day:

 

A_prod(day 1) = A(day 1)
A_prod(day 2) = A(day 1) * A(day 2)
A_prod(day 3) = A(day 1) * A(day 2) * A(day 3)

 

and so on.

If [A] would be a column, I could use PRODUCT(), for example this:

Measure A_prod := 
CALCULATE(
PRODUCT('table'[A]);
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED( 'table');
'table'[date] <= MAX('table'[date])
)
)

Calculating this for each date I would be near to my target. But this will work only on a colum 'table'[A] with fixed data. And my [A] is not a columns but a measure and it's value depends on the context.

To be less abstract:
[A] := SUM([B] * [C]) / SUM ([C])
but the elements to be included into the SUM depend on the content.

I tried to use ADDCOLUMNS on a SUMMARIZE table, but the context is not used in the calculations, SUMMARIZE table seams to be the same in any context.

ProdX 3 := 
CALCULATE(
PRODUCTX (
ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( 'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio', 'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio'[Datum] ), "TWR", [TWR_PF_BW_x_Vol_share_VT div Vol_share_VT] ),
[TWR]
);
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED( 'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio');
'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio'[Datum] <= MAX('MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio'[Datum])
)
)

--with ProdX 4 I get the same result as in ProdX 3

ProdX 4 :=
CALCULATE(
PRODUCTX (
ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( ALLSELECTED('MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio'), 'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio'[Datum] ), "TWR", [TWR_PF_BW_x_Vol_share_VT div Vol_share_VT] ),
[TWR]
);
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED( 'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio');
'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio'[Datum] <= MAX('MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio'[Datum])
)
)

 

 

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aisberg
Frequent Visitor

y error was the wrong usage of ALLSELECTED

A good article is here: https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/the-definitive-guide-to-allselected/

I did a test with COUNT and I understand my error, need to filter ALLSELECTED only the date filter, but not the table wich context is required.

 

TWR_PF_BW Test01 =
CALCULATE(
COUNT('MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio_GroupBy'[TWR_PF_BW]);
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED( 'Datum');
'Datum'[Datum] <= MAX('Datum'[Datum])
)
)

Anonymous
Not applicable

 

// Try this. I wrote this blindly since I know nothing about
// what the model is and what you're really trying to achieve...
measure_ =
var __maxDate = max( 'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio'[Datum] )
var __relevantDates =
	FILTER(
		ALLSELECTED ( 'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio' ),
		'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio'[Datum] <= __maxDate
	)
return
CALCULATE (
    PRODUCTX (
        ADDCOLUMNS (
            VALUES( 'MG_Datum_Mandant_Portfolio'[Datum] ),
            "TWR", [TWR_PF_BW_x_Vol_share_VT div Vol_share_VT]
        ),
        [TWR]
    ),
    __relevantDates
)

 

Anonymous
Not applicable

this worked for me, thanks! 😎

Greg_Deckler
Super User
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Sample data. Please see this post regarding How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490


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