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Hello everyone,
I have a column of article references called « Article » and a quantity (column called « Qty ») which counts for each article reference how many article I need. The column « site » refers to the location where the article has to be delivered.
My request is :
I would like to have a column (called "total QTY") with a DAX expression which counts the occurrence number of article depending its quantity. It will be the total quantity for each article reference. For example, for the article «1 », I would like to have a total quantity equals to 7, for article « 2 », I would like to have a total qty equals to 1 etc.
Article Site QTY Total QTY
1 SQY 5 7
1 SAESB 2 7
2 CTC 1 1
3 SQY 1 8
3 SAESB 5 8
3 SAESA 2 8
8 SQY 1 2
8 SAESA 1 2
Thanks for your answers
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@GuillaumeL06 try this measure
Total Qty = CALCULATE( SUM(Table[Qty] ), ALLEXCEPT( Table, Table[Article]))
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This probably isn't best practice and probably adds redundant process time, but I have solved similar issues by:
1. Creating a new query based off of the same data source,
2. Removing all columns except what you want to count
3. Adding a calculated column that counts total
4. Creating a relationship with the full query and adding the calculated column to your visual
It makes the column slicerproof and able to be displayed right next to the "sliced" data.
@GuillaumeL06 try this measure
Total Qty = CALCULATE( SUM(Table[Qty] ), ALLEXCEPT( Table, Table[Article]))
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