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clarkpaul
Helper I
Helper I

Create a Summary Table from unique data

This should seem simple but I can't wrap my head around it.

I have a table with item quantities compared to the 6 Month Usage. The Qty is either less that the 6 month usage or greater than it.

It also includes the associated extended cost.
There are times where there is both a qty less than the 6 Month Usage AND more than the 6 Month Usage.

I'm trying to produce a summary table like the one below the detail data below.

It has 2 categories, On Hand > 6 months and On Hand < 6 months with totals for Quantity and Cost.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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MFelix
Super User
Super User

Hi @clarkpaul ,

 

I would do the folllowing:

 

  • Create a table for the category:

Category                        ID

On Hand > 6 Month 1
On Hand <= 6 Month

2

 

  • Add the following two measures:
Cost = SWITCH( 
            SELECTEDVALUE(Category[ID]);
            1 ; SUM('Table'[On Hand > 6 Months Usage Cost]); 
            2 ; SUM('Table'[On Hand <= 6 Month Usage Cost]);
            SUM('Table'[On Hand <= 6 Month Usage Cost]) + SUM('Table'[On Hand > 6 Months Usage Cost])
        )

Quantity = SWITCH(
                SELECTEDVALUE(Category[ID]); 
                1 ; SUM('Table'[On Hand > 6 Month Qty]); 
                2 ; SUM('Table'[On Hand <= 6 Mnoth Qty]);
                SUM('Table'[Qty])
            )

 

See result in attach PBIX file .

 

 


Regards

Miguel Félix


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MFelix
Super User
Super User

Hi @clarkpaul ,

 

I would do the folllowing:

 

  • Create a table for the category:

Category                        ID

On Hand > 6 Month 1
On Hand <= 6 Month

2

 

  • Add the following two measures:
Cost = SWITCH( 
            SELECTEDVALUE(Category[ID]);
            1 ; SUM('Table'[On Hand > 6 Months Usage Cost]); 
            2 ; SUM('Table'[On Hand <= 6 Month Usage Cost]);
            SUM('Table'[On Hand <= 6 Month Usage Cost]) + SUM('Table'[On Hand > 6 Months Usage Cost])
        )

Quantity = SWITCH(
                SELECTEDVALUE(Category[ID]); 
                1 ; SUM('Table'[On Hand > 6 Month Qty]); 
                2 ; SUM('Table'[On Hand <= 6 Mnoth Qty]);
                SUM('Table'[Qty])
            )

 

See result in attach PBIX file .

 

 


Regards

Miguel Félix


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Proud to be a Super User!

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@clarkpaul , Summarize can help.

 

example, the way two get 2nd from first 

union(
summarize(Table, "Category", "On Hand > 6 months", "Quantity",[On Hand Qty > 6 Month], "Cost",[On Hand Qty > 6 usage Cost]),
summarize(Table, "Category", "On Hand <= 6 months", "Quantity",[On Hand Qty <= 6 Month], "Cost",[On Hand Qty <= 6 usage Cost])
)

 

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