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Hi Folks,
I'm trying to calculate one measure which can display different values depending on the level of drill down.
Below is the hierarchy:
Level1 Name Level2 Name A C B D B E B F B G
Line item data for specific person is mentioned below at different levels
Level 1 :
Name Level1 Name Completed Inprogress Not_Started ACH A 1 ERN A 1 EEB A 1 EKS A 1 BAO A 1 EES A 1 CHE A 1 URK B 1 RIE B 1 ORS B 1 CAT B 1 HJO B 1 NMC B 1 ULY B 1 WIL B 1
Level2:
Name Level2 Name Completed Inprogress Not_Started EEB C 1 EKS C 1 CAT D 1 CAT E 1 CAT F 1 CAT G 1 HJO D 1 HJO E 1 HJO F 1 HJO G 1 NMC D 1 NMC F 1 NMC G 1 NMC E 1 BAO C 1 ULY D 1 ULY E 1 ULY F 1 ULY G 1 EES C 1 WIL D 1 WIL E 1 WIL F 1 WIL G 1 CHE C 1 ACH C 1 URK F 1 URK G 1 URK D 1 URK E 1 RIE F 1 RIE G 1 RIE D 1 RIE E 1 ERN C 1 ORS D 1 ORS E 1 ORS F 1 ORS G 1
Summarize level1:
Level1 Name Sum of Not_Started Sum of Inprogress Sum of Completed A 3 2 2 B 3 2 3 Grand Total 6 4 5
Summarize level2:
Level2 Name Sum of Not_Started Sum of Inprogress Sum of Completed C 4 0 3 D 3 1 4 E 5 0 3 F 5 3 0 G 5 3 0 Grand Total 22 7 10
Now the main issue is the data exactly doesn't add up from one hierarchy to another.
Currently I;m displaying to different outputs i.e. one at Level1 & other at Level2.
Although I need one measure for each calculation i.e. Not_Started, Inprogress & Completed.
Required Output:
Level1 Name Sum of Not_Started Sum of Inprogress Sum of Completed A 3 2 2 C 4 0 3 B 3 2 3 D 3 1 4 E 5 0 3 F 5 3 0 G 5 3 0 Grand Total 6 4 5
The grand total for completed is 5 i.e. A is 2 & B is 3.
Although the values of the next level respectively doesn't add up to the same i.e. Level3 ; D=4,E=3 doesn't add up to B's total amount i.e. 3
Basically I'm trying to achieve this in a matrix visual.
Please feel free to contact for more info if required.
Regards,
Saurabh
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi Saurabh,
Please download the demo from the attachment then you can check the details.
1. Establish proper relationships.
2. Create three measures.
Not_Started Sum = IF ( ISFILTERED ( Table1[Level2 Name] ), SUM ( Table3[Not_Started] ), SUM ( Table2[Not_Started] ) )
Inprogress Sum = IF ( ISFILTERED ( Table1[Level2 Name] ), SUM ( Table3[Inprogress] ), SUM ( Table2[Inprogress] ) )
Completed Sum = IF ( ISFILTERED ( Table1[Level2 Name] ), SUM ( Table3[Completed] ), SUM ( Table2[Completed] ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi Saurabh,
Did it have the similar structure for the third level like below?
Level1 Name Level2 Name Level3 Name
If so, please try this formula. If not, please provide a sample. The main idea is recognizing the lower level first.
Completed Sum = IF ( ISFILTERED ( Table2_1[Level1 Name] ), SUM ( Table2_1[Completed] ), IF ( ISFILTERED ( Table1[Level2 Name] ), SUM ( Table3[Completed] ), SUM ( Table2[Completed] ) ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi Saurabh,
Please download the demo from the attachment then you can check the details.
1. Establish proper relationships.
2. Create three measures.
Not_Started Sum = IF ( ISFILTERED ( Table1[Level2 Name] ), SUM ( Table3[Not_Started] ), SUM ( Table2[Not_Started] ) )
Inprogress Sum = IF ( ISFILTERED ( Table1[Level2 Name] ), SUM ( Table3[Inprogress] ), SUM ( Table2[Inprogress] ) )
Completed Sum = IF ( ISFILTERED ( Table1[Level2 Name] ), SUM ( Table3[Completed] ), SUM ( Table2[Completed] ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi Jiascu,
Thanks a lot for your response.
It is working well with two levels of hierarchy but I actually needed the same for three levels of hierarchy.
I thought the solution can simply be implemented on to three levels although this was not the case.
Assuming there is one more table in the hierarchy i.e. above Table 2 namely Table2_1, how can the same be implmented.
I tried to make a calculation as :
Completed Sum =
IF(ISFILTERED(Table2_1[Level1 Name])=FALSE, SUM(Table2_1[Completed]),IF(ISFILTERED(Table1)=FALSE,SUM(Table1[Completed]),SUM(Table2[Completed]))
Kindly assist on the same, I have searched through some other articles but this is apprently not so straight forward I guess.
Regards,
Saurabh
Hi Saurabh,
Did it have the similar structure for the third level like below?
Level1 Name Level2 Name Level3 Name
If so, please try this formula. If not, please provide a sample. The main idea is recognizing the lower level first.
Completed Sum = IF ( ISFILTERED ( Table2_1[Level1 Name] ), SUM ( Table2_1[Completed] ), IF ( ISFILTERED ( Table1[Level2 Name] ), SUM ( Table3[Completed] ), SUM ( Table2[Completed] ) ) )
Best Regards,
Dale
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