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javedbh
Helper II
Helper II

Conditional sum

Need to calculate sum of BinCount based on a condition:

 

I have the following data in raw form.

Category

Device

Lot

Screen

BinName

BinFlag

BinCount

Cat1

Dev1

L1

0

1

P

500

Cat1

Dev1

L1

0

2

F

300

Cat1

Dev1

L1

0

3

F

200

Cat1

Dev1

L1

1

1

P

200

Cat1

Dev1

L1

1

2

F

150

Cat1

Dev1

L1

1

3

F

100

Cat1

Dev1

L1

1

4

F

50

Cat1

Dev1

L1

2

1

P

200

Cat1

Dev1

L1

2

5

F

100

Cat1

Dev1

L2

0

1

P

600

Cat1

Dev1

L2

0

3

F

100

Cat1

Dev1

L2

0

4

F

100

Cat1

Dev1

L2

0

9

F

50

Cat1

Dev1

L2

1

1

P

150

Cat1

Dev1

L2

1

3

F

60

Cat1

Dev1

L2

1

4

F

40

 

It can also be represented as following:

     

BinName

Lot

Screen

Total

P

F

1

2

3

4

5

9

L1

0

1000

500

500

500

300

200

 

 

 

L1

1

500

200

300

200

150

100

50

 

 

L1

2

300

200

100

200

 

 

 

100

 

L2

0

850

600

250

600

 

100

100

 

50

L2

1

250

150

100

150

 

60

40

 

 

 

The formula to calculate sum of BinCount:

If BinFlag = P then take sum of BinCount from all Screen(s) of that Lot

If BinFlag = F then take sum of BinCount from last Screen of that Lot

 

e.g.

For Lot = L1

If BinFlag = P then take sum of BinCount from all Screen(s) of Lot=L1

If BinFlag = F then take sum of BinCount from Screen=2 of Lot=L1

 

For Lot = L2

If BinFlag = P then take sum of BinCount from all Screen(s) of Lot=L2

If BinFlag = F then take sum of BinCount from Screen=1 of Lot=L2

 

When data is grouped by Lot and BinName:

Category

Device

Lot

BinName

BinFlag

BinCount

Cat1

Dev1

L1

1

P

900

Cat1

Dev1

L1

2

F

0

Cat1

Dev1

L1

3

F

0

Cat1

Dev1

L1

4

F

0

Cat1

Dev1

L1

5

F

100

 

 

 

 

Total

1000

Cat1

Dev1

L2

1

P

750

Cat1

Dev1

L2

3

F

60

Cat1

Dev1

L2

4

F

40

Cat1

Dev1

L2

9

F

0

 

 

 

 

Total

850

 

It can also be represented as following:

    

BinName

Lot

Total

P

F

1

2

3

4

5

9

L1

1000

900

100

900

 

 

 

100

 

L2

850

750

100

750

 

60

40

 

 

 

And when data is grouped by Device and BinName:

Category

Device

BinName

BinFlag

BinCount

Cat1

Dev1

1

P

1650

Cat1

Dev1

2

F

0

Cat1

Dev1

3

F

60

Cat1

Dev1

4

F

40

Cat1

Dev1

5

F

100

Cat1

Dev1

9

F

0

 

 

 

Total

1850

 

See that the data is first grouped by lot and then summed for device.

 

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

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javedbh
Helper II
Helper II

conditional sum.png

 

Anybody plz....

If the output you want is that last table, this looks like just a regular sum of BinCount. If you place those other columns into a matrix visual and add a measure for the sum, the row context will take care of the conditions for you.

 

Sum of BinCount = SUM(Tablename[BinCount])





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@KHorseman It is not what I require.

 

Here is the formula to calculate sum of BinCount:

If BinFlag = P then take sum of BinCount from all Screen(s) of that Lot

If BinFlag = F then take sum of BinCount from last Screen of that Lot

 

conditional sum 1.png

 

 

Correct results are highlighted with green, blue, and brown boxes. I want to know how to combine these three measure into a single measure.

Hi @javedbh

 

If you want to calcualte the BinCount based on BinFlag and Screen group, you can use ALLEXCEPT() as filter in CALCULATE().

 

=CALCULATE(SUM(Sheet[BinCount]),ALLEXCEPT(Shee2,Sheet[BinFlag],Sheet[Screen]))

 

Reference:

ALLEXCEPT Function (DAX)

 

Regards,

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