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Hi
Im trying to build a report with a control chart visual
The upper control line is based on the formula ‘T2_HI’ – ‘T2_Target’ = UCL
T2 HI = 14.9
Target = 13.8
UCL = 1.1
When I try to subtract T2_HI from T2_Target in dax (UCL =[T2 HI] - [T2 Target]) I’m getting an aggregation and each line shows as 3.3
How do I stop this happening please?
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You probably need SUMX.
Measure =SUMX(Table, [the subtraction measure])
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just needed a unique identifier for this to work.
You probably need SUMX.
Measure =SUMX(Table, [the subtraction measure])
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Hi,
I'm so glad you said this as that was what i thought i had to do and thought i was getting confused.
I still get the same result?
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