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Hi all
I’m new to PowerBI and struggling with a puzzle on "changing the aggregation function depending on a condition" (I think)… Google hasn’t helped me solve it. To reduce it to a “simple” example… I have source data made up of two columns: ID number and score, and want to summarize in a table with three columns which are ID number, score, occurrences.
There are three types of entry:
I started with something like
Summary = SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(‘Source’[ID], SUM([Score], “Count”, COUNT(‘Source’[ID]))
but failed in my attempt to change the SUM to be a conditional expression that was either MAX if ID<>”anon” or SUM if ID=”anon”.
I’d be grateful for any suggestions
Thanks
Andrew
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Hi @andrewbt ,
Would you please try the following dax:
Table 2 = SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[ID],"Count",COUNT('Table'[ID]),"total",IF('Table'[ID] = "anon",SUM('Table'[Score]),MAX('Table'[Score])))
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Best Regards,
Dedmon Dai
@andrewbt create two measure and in any visualization, add id and these measures and it should work
Total Sum = SUM ( Table]Column] )
Max Value = MAX ( Table[Column] )
Count = COUNTROWS ( Table )
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Thanks for the very quick reply @parry2k!
I think your solution is giving me two results per ID, a max and a sum, and I was looking for a single one.
I did work out a solution by splitting the problem - create a set of results for the anonymized data which sums scores, and a set of results for the non-anonymized data which takes max values, then combine the results.
So my question was more to help my understanding of whether there is a way of conditionally applying a function during aggregation of data, ie IF <condition> THEN <sum values> ELSE <take max value>
Still trying to figure out the concepts in Power BI.
Thanks again
Andrew
@andrewbt yes you can do conditional measure, here is an idea
Conditional Measure =
SWITCH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[WhatMeasure] ),
"SUM", SUM ( Table]Column] ),
"MAX", MAX ( Tab;e[Column2] ),
"COUNT", COUNTROWS ( Table )
)
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Thanks @parry2k
I've been playing around with this but failed in my attempts with using an aggregation function within the switch, the error message being that a "single value for column 'ID' couldn't be determined.
Here's a sample for the source and desired results I'm looking for, also the incorrect code I used. I can kind of see what's going wrong, but not sure how to reformulate it - any ideas?
Thanks
Andrew
Hi @andrewbt ,
Would you please try the following dax:
Table 2 = SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[ID],"Count",COUNT('Table'[ID]),"total",IF('Table'[ID] = "anon",SUM('Table'[Score]),MAX('Table'[Score])))
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Best Regards,
Dedmon Dai
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