Grand total and yearly total are not true

[AlfredoBIS]

Hi guys,

I want to write dax query that shows  sales on weekdays. But grand total and yearly total are not true. Could you help me for solving this problem?

Best regards.

SalesPerWorkingDay = DIVIDE([TotalSales],

SUMX (VALUES ('DimDate'[Datekey].[Year] ),sumx(

VALUES ( 'DimDate'[Datekey].[Month] ),

IF ( [TotalSales] > 0, [WorkingDays] )

)

)

)

[AlfredoBIS]

Hi, 

I couldnt solve it yet 😕

[v-easonf-msft]

Hi, @AlfredoBIS 

Has the problem been solved so far?

If you still need help, please share a sample file for further research.

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Community Support Team _ Eason

[rodrigosan]

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[rodrigosan]

See if it helps you
Assuming that your date dimension table is correctly related to your fact table.
And in your dates dimension table you have a column that identifies whether the day is useful or not.
I suggest the steps and measures below:

WorkDays =
CALCULATE(
COUNT('📅dCalendar'[Work Day Value]),
'📅dCalendar'[Work Day Value] = 1)

SalesPerWorkingDay =
DIVIDE([Sales Amount] , [WorkDays])

[AlfredoBIS]

Thank you so much.

Now

WorkingDays =

SUMX (

'DimDate',

IF ( 'DimDate'[IsWorkDay] = "WorkDay", 1, 0 )

)

But I tried

Workdays2 = CALCULATE(count(DimDate[CalendarYear]),DimDate[IsWorkDay]="WorkDay")

This gave error for this

SalesPerWorkingDay = DIVIDE([TotalSales],

SUMX (VALUES ('DimDate'[Datekey].[Year] ),sumx(

VALUES ( 'DimDate'[Datekey].[Month] ),

IF ( [TotalSales] > 0, [WorkingDays] )

)

)

)

[tamerj1]

Hi @AlfredoBIS 

try to wrap the inner SUMX with CALCULATE 

[AlfredoBIS]

Hi,

Thank you so much for your answer. I used calculate but doesnt change result 

SalesPerWorkingDay = DIVIDE([TotalSales],

(SUMX (VALUES ('DimDate'[Datekey].[Year] ),calculate(sumx(

VALUES ( 'DimDate'[Datekey].[Month] ),

IF ( [TotalSales] > 0, [WorkingDays] )

)

)

)))

[tamerj1]

@AlfredoBIS 

Better to have year and month columns.then you can iterate over SUMMARIZE ( DimDate, DimDate[Year], DimDate[Month] ). It should work. 

[AlfredoBIS]

Hi I tried this:  but couldnt solve yearly and grand total problem.

WorkingDays =

SUMX (

'DimDate',

IF ( 'DimDate'[IsWorkDay] = "WorkDay", 1, 0 )

)

TotalSales = SUMX ( FactSales, FactSales[SalesQuantity] * FactSales[UnitPrice])

SalesPerWorkingDay8 = DIVIDE([TotalSales],

SUMX (VALUES ('DimDate'[CalendarYear] ),sumx(

VALUES ( 'DimDate'[CalendarMonth] ),

IF ( [TotalSales] > 0, [WorkingDays] )

)

)

)

[rodrigosan]

I don't understand why you are using SUMX.
your goal is not to know how many working days?
That's why I suggested using COUNT.
You just have a column in your date dimension table that identifies the date as useful or not.

[AlfredoBIS]

Hi @rodrigosan,

I tried  for calculating workdays like this. But result doesnt change. I want to correct grand total sales and yearly total sales.

Workdays2 = CALCULATE(count(DimDate[CalendarYear]),DimDate[IsWorkDay]="WorkDay")

[rodrigosan]

You can share a picture of your relationships.
Based on them I believe we can find a solution.

[AlfredoBIS]

Sure,

DimDate Table

FactSatles table

relationship:

[rodrigosan]

Transform date/time columns to date
Date must be related only to date

[AlfredoBIS]

ı changed datakey format to date. 

But result didnt change . Year 2017i2018,2019 and grand total is not true