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Hi all,
I just started with Power BI and did some basic courses to create measures and dashboard and I'm helping a friend now to create a dashboard. He's working in the concrete business and having budget prices on a different hierarchy. I just created this test file to explain the issue:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Au2iuCVIX0mrgbE6BaK-Z4RX6H_ScA?e=YwBXNj
So these are the data tables I'm using (of course with a datetable):
So he sells items to his customer, but the budgetprices are on productgroup level. I've created the next measure to calculate the Budget Revenue:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Viper1451 ,
You need a date condition, add a filter in it.
Budget Revenue = SUMX ( fOrder, fOrder[QtyOrdered] * RELATED ( dProductTable[Weight in kg] ) * ( CALCULATE ( MAX ( fBudget[Budget Price per kg] ), FILTER ( fBudget, YEAR ( fBudget[Date] ) = YEAR ( fOrder[OrderDate] ) ) ) ) )
Here is the result.
Hi @Viper1451 ,
You need a date condition, add a filter in it.
Budget Revenue = SUMX ( fOrder, fOrder[QtyOrdered] * RELATED ( dProductTable[Weight in kg] ) * ( CALCULATE ( MAX ( fBudget[Budget Price per kg] ), FILTER ( fBudget, YEAR ( fBudget[Date] ) = YEAR ( fOrder[OrderDate] ) ) ) ) )
Here is the result.
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