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Hi
In the table below I have
Qty Price = DIVIDE(sum(Table A [Inv Value EUR]);SUM(Table A[fN Inv Qty]))
Cost of Material = IF(SUM(Table B[Open quantity])>SUM(Table A [fN Inv Qty]); sum(Table A[fN Inv Value EUR]);[Qty Price]*sum(Table B[Open quantity]))
Total Qty= IF(sum(Table B[Open quantity])>SUM(Table A[fN Inv Qty]);sum(Table B[Open quantity]);SUM(Table A[fN Inv Qty]))
So the problem is I m getting the Total wrong, I know that there is some problem in the formula but I don t know how to resolve it
Moreover, I would like that when I have a blank cell that was considered as 0
(in the Example I should have as Tot Cost of Material 29767,16 €)
Thanks
Hi @Cuscino,
Have you created a relationship of the two tables A and B?
If it is convenient, could your share a dummy pbix file which can reproduce the scenario, so that we can help further investigate on it?
In addition, you could use If function to set a blank cell to be 0 like the formula below.
If ( isblank(),0,...)
Best Regards,
Cherry
So
I have Table B, where I have all the Sales Order, Site of the warehouse, with multiple Items and the Open Qty
Table A is jsut the Inventory so Items, Inv Qty and the € Values
Then there is a Connection Table (Table C) between this two table, where we have all the Items
I m trying to compare this two tables in one unique visualization
The formula in the table are working fine, the problem is the Totals
[Cost of Material ] = IF(SUM(Table B [Open quantity])>SUM(Table A [fN Inv Qty]);sum(Table A[fN Inv Value EUR]);Qty Price*SUM(Table B[Open quantity])
Here is basically using the Total instead of each single row and that´s why the Total isn´t right
Total Qty= IF(sum(Table B[Open quantity]) > SUM(Table A[fN Inv Qty]); SUM(Table A[fN Inv Qty]);sum(Table B[Open quantity]))
I´m trying also to create a Slicer that indicates where we have Inventory or shortage, so If Open Qty > Inventory then Shortage otherwise Inventory.
Thanks
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