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m_e_1203
Helper II
Helper II

Filter does not work

Hello,

 

I am trying to count the number of the stores who met the target sales amount.

 

 

# of Store = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Store[StoreName]), FILTER(Sales, Sales[CustomerID]))
Difference from Target$ = [CY Sales] - SUM(Target[Target Amount])
*** CY sales = Current Year Sales Total ***

# of Store reached Target$ = CALCULATE([# of Store], FILTER(Sales, [Difference from Target$] > 0))

 

 

And this calcultion includes the stores has negative values. 

Why Filter calculation does not work for this case?

 

Example (Store Group1):   Total Store = 5 // # of store reached target = 3  --> This is correct result. 

CY SalesTarget AmountDifference from Target$Store Name
$1,203,199$600,000$603,199Store A
$248,143$210,000$38,143Store B
 $0$0Store C
 $0$0Store D
 $11($11)Store E

 

Example (Store Group2):  Total Store = 3 // # of store reached target = 3

CY SalesTarget AmountDifference from Target$Store Name
$119,488$21,000$98,488Store F
$318,976$443,187($124,211)Store G
$119,255$329,601($210,346)Store H

 

Example (Store Group3):  Total Store = 4 // # of store reached target = 4

CY SalesTarget AmountDifference from Target$Store Name
$52,258$65,000($12,742)Store I
$135,444$149,431($13,987)Store J
$57,436$94,000($36,564)Store K
$119,315$184,241($64,926)Store L

 

 

Thank you.

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Hi @v-lionel-msft 

Thank you for checking. There seems to be still not matching data but I could figure out counting different way.

 

Thanks again for your assitance.

 

 

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CNENFRNL
Community Champion
Community Champion

@m_e_1203 , Highly likely that the issue results from filter propagation in your data model given that different columns were referenced in your measures. You'd better attach a dummy file so that it's much easier to troubleshoot.


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@CNENFRNL 

Thank you for your assistance.

I was able to create dummy data and faced same issue in the dummy file.  Please check.

https://jfc0.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/EY68C8WbLflCqtK6eDI2y3ABslnOZmudrxMxnGDsWlM41Q?e=yj0Oae

Hi @m_e_1203 ,

 

Like this?

I think you just need to compare the [Total Sales] column with the [Target Amount] column.
But I'm not sure what you want to do with the row where [Target Amount]=0 or blank.

v-lionel-msft_0-1603441854798.png

 

Best regards,
Lionel Chen

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

Hi @v-lionel-msft 

Thank you for checking. There seems to be still not matching data but I could figure out counting different way.

 

Thanks again for your assitance.

 

 

m_e_1203
Helper II
Helper II

 

*** Correction *** 

 

Example (Store Group1):   Total Store = 5 // # of store reached target = 2  --> This is correct result. 

CY SalesTarget AmountDifference from Target$Store Name
$1,203,199$600,000$603,199Store A
$248,143$210,000$38,143Store B
 $0$0Store C
 $0$0Store D
 $11($11)Store E

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