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Anonymous
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IF-CALCULATE

Hello All, 

I want to filter with rating as per below 

Total Sales < 8000  = 1 

Total Sales 8000  to 10000 = 2 

Total Sales  > 10000 = 3 

 

I have created new column with follwing filter and it is not working. 

------------ 

 

IF( CALCULATE(SUM(Trans[Price.PRICE]),ALLEXCEPT(Trans,Trans[CUSTNUM1])< 8000 , "1",
IF(
CALCULATE(SUM(Trans[Price.PRICE]),ALLEXCEPT(Trans,Trans[CUSTNUM1])) >8000 && <10000, "2",
IF(
CALCULATE(SUM(Trans[Price.PRICE]),ALLEXCEPT(Trans,Trans[CUSTNUM1]))<=10000,"3"
)
)
))
 
--------------------------
 
Thanks in advance for your reply. 
 
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BIReel
Frequent Visitor

 

 

 

Measure =
VAR FilteredPrice =
    CALCULATE ( SUM ( Trans[Price.PRICE] ), ALLEXCEPT ( Trans, Trans[CUSTNUM1] ) )
RETURN
    SWITCH (
        TRUE (),
        FilteredPrice < 8000, "1",
        FilteredPrice > 8000
            && FilteredPrice < 10000, "2",
        // default case
        "3"
    )

 

 

 


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harshnathani
Community Champion
Community Champion

HI @Anonymous ,

 

 

Try this measure

 

Measure = 

 

var a = CALCULATE(SUM(Trans[Price.PRICE]),ALLEXCEPT(Trans,Trans[CUSTNUM1]

RETURN

 

SWITCH(

TRUE(),

a >= 10000, "3",

a <10000 && a  >= 8000 ,"2",

"1"

)

 

 
Regards,

Harsh Nathani

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az38
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @Anonymous 

try SWITCH()

Measure = 
var _SumPrice = CALCULATE(SUM(Trans[Price.PRICE]),ALLEXCEPT(Trans,Trans[CUSTNUM1]) )

RETURN
SWITCH(TRUE(),
_SumPrice  < 8000 , "1",
_SumPrice  > 8000 && _SumPrice < 10000, "2",
"3"
)

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kentyler
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

When you say "and it's not working", just what is it doing ?

You might consider creating a "helper measure"

Calc_Total = CALCULATE(SUM(Trans[Price.PRICE]),ALLEXCEPT(Trans,Trans[CUSTNUM1])

and put that in your table and see if it's returning the answers you expect.

If so, you can use it to calculate your column.
If you are interested in turning your 3 categories into a slicer, you could use the "parameter table" pattern https://www.daxpatterns.com/parameter-table/





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