Hi all!
I am trying to achieve two measures which give me the following:
The following table represent the values that I am looking for. So for the measure 1) I am trying to achieve the value of 4,001,015 and for the measure 2) I am trying to achieve the number of 19.
These values are coming from a Table named "Project Transactions", and I am using two Fields: “Project Name” and “Amount Invoiced”. This table is also filtered to when the Amount Invoiced is greater than 100K.
This seems a straight foward problem, but for some reason I am not being successful. I already tried to use Calculate function, and it didnt work the way I want it.
Any tip on how to solve this? I would be very appreciated!
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Please try this measure expression
Invoiced Over 100k =
VAR vSummary =
SUMMARIZE (
'Project Transactions',
'Project Transactions'[Project Name],
"cInvoiced", SUM ( 'Project Transactions'[Amount Invoided] )
)
RETURN
SUMX (
FILTER (
vSummary,
[cInvoiced] >= 100000
),
[cInvoiced]
)
For your count measure, just change the Return to COUNTROWS(FILTER(vSummary, [cInvoiced] >=100000))
Regards,
Pat
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Thank you both for tour suggestions 🙂
@Miguel05 , Try a measure like
sumx(values(Table[Project Name]), if([Amount Invoiced]>100000, [Amount Invoiced], blank()))
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Please try this measure expression
Invoiced Over 100k =
VAR vSummary =
SUMMARIZE (
'Project Transactions',
'Project Transactions'[Project Name],
"cInvoiced", SUM ( 'Project Transactions'[Amount Invoided] )
)
RETURN
SUMX (
FILTER (
vSummary,
[cInvoiced] >= 100000
),
[cInvoiced]
)
For your count measure, just change the Return to COUNTROWS(FILTER(vSummary, [cInvoiced] >=100000))
Regards,
Pat
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