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Hey All
Would appreciate help with this one.
I have a table with Vendor Ledger data that is a combination of a couple of business units.
I use the following measure to calculate the RoSIEInv% and it works fine for the overall calculation, but when I use the slicer, the % calculated is not correct. (See attachment)
The weird thing is that I am using the same formula in the same table for the EDI Inv% calculation, and it works just fine when I use the slicer to see the data for a specific unit.
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Thanks for your reply Amitchandak
I got to the bottom of the issue.
My formula was using an incorrect measure [RoSIE Inv] that was not linked to the slicer table to calculate the % instead of another measure named [RoSIE Proc] that is part of the table linked to the slicer (I hope I said that correctly :-))
I would love to accept your comments as a solution, but it was really me who attempted to apply an incorrect measure. Thank you though for showing me an alternative measure to the one that I applied to my model.
Cheers
DeonDP
@DeonDP , I am accepting your reply as solution. Good that you are able to find the issue. Kudos to you.
@DeonDP , Can you share the formula of [Total Invoices] and [RoSIE Inv] .
Also try with divide
RoSIE Inv% = FORMAT(divide([RoSIE Inv],[Total Invoices]), "#,##0 %")
Thanks for your reply Amitchandak
I got to the bottom of the issue.
My formula was using an incorrect measure [RoSIE Inv] that was not linked to the slicer table to calculate the % instead of another measure named [RoSIE Proc] that is part of the table linked to the slicer (I hope I said that correctly :-))
I would love to accept your comments as a solution, but it was really me who attempted to apply an incorrect measure. Thank you though for showing me an alternative measure to the one that I applied to my model.
Cheers
DeonDP
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