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Hi,
I have created a measure "Quantity (KG) wich shows a value for different weight classes (L, M, S, XL and ML). Now I would need to divide the quantity for weight class ML and add the value ONLY to weight classes M and L.
I created the following measure to get the divided value for weight class ML:
ML Divide = CALCULATE([Quantity (KG)];'Item'[Weight Class]="ML")/2
Now when added to a table it looks like this:
Is it possible to modify the measure so that the ML Divide value only shows in weight classes L and M and in weight classes S and XL it would be blank?
Thanks in advance!
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@mattih Try this:
ML Divide =
DIVIDE (
CALCULATE (
[Quantity (KG)],
KEEPFILTERS ( 'Item'[Weight Class] IN { "M", "L" } )
),
2
)
@mattih Try this:
ML Divide =
DIVIDE (
CALCULATE (
[Quantity (KG)],
KEEPFILTERS ( 'Item'[Weight Class] IN { "M", "L" } )
),
2
)
Thanks, this was a little closer but I will try to explain more.
1. Quantity (KG) needs to be divided by weight class ML so we need the filter for it. ML is its own weight class:
ML Divide = CALCULATE([Quantity (KG)];'Item'[Weight class]="ML")/2
2. Now we get the divided sum of weight class ML:
So 1007,9 / 2 = 503,97.
3. Now I would need to ADD the divided value of ML weight class to weight classes L and M values but keep the same Quantity (KG) values for classes S and XL. I tried implementing your suggestion to a second measure:
Quantity (KG) 2 =
IF([ML Divide]<>BLANK();CALCULATE([Quantity (KG)];KEEPFILTERS('Item'[Weight Class] IN { "M"; "L" }))+[ML Divide];[Quantity (KG)])
4. With this measure I get the summarization correctly for weight classes M and L but for some reason it returns the value of ML Divide to classes S and XL where I would like it to return the value of Quantity (KG):
I managed to get it working by changing the ML Divide measure like so:
ML Divide = IF(CALCULATE([Quantity (KG)];KEEPFILTERS('Item'[Weight Class] IN { "M"; "L" }));CALCULATE([Quantity (KG)];'Item'[Weight Class]="ML")/2;BLANK())
Thank you very much for the suggestion @AntrikshSharma !
ML Divide = DIVIDE( Quantity (KG)],2)
ANd then chosse the filters for this visual as Weight class L ans M from filter section
Thanks, but the other weight classes still need to be shown in the visual.
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