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jl20
Helper IV
Helper IV

Proration formula behind the scenes

Hi all,

 

I'm having some trouble writing a measure and I was hoping someone could offer a suggestion. I'm nearly done with the model, but can't seem to figure out how to write a measure for [f] below. Basically, in this example, the desired outcome is to pro-rate the negative $450 adjustment for Project 1 to all Workers who worked on that project, by day. I need the formula to work on multiple views, such that the project/date, etc. don't need to be on the table for it to calculate the Adjusted Amount to Bill.

 

Here's the measure I wrote for the pro-rated percentage, [e]:

Pro Rata Amount to Bill on Project =
CALCULATE(
[Amount to Bill],
FILTER(
TimeBlock,
TimeBlock[Project Number]=MAX(TimeBlock[Project Number])
))/
CALCULATE(
[Amount to Bill)],
FILTER(
ALL(
TimeBlock),
TimeBlock[Project Number]=MAX(TimeBlock[Project Number])
)
)

 

And here's the desired outcome. Looking to write a measure for yellow highlighted area. Seem slike a variable might be the best way to "spread" the adjustment, but I'm not very good with those.

 

Thanks!

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I was able to solve using calc columns and variables, as follows:

 

Relative % =
VAR ProjectNumber = TimeBlock[Project Number]
  RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM(TimeBlock[Time Block $ to Bill]),
FILTER(
TimeBlock,
TimeBlock[Worker Workday ID] <> "ADJUSTMENT" &&
TimeBlock[Project Number] = ProjectNumber
)
 
Amount to Spread:
VAR ProjectNumber = TimeBlock[Project Number]
  RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM(TimeBlock[Time Block $ to Bill]),
FILTER(
TimeBlock,
TimeBlock[Project Number] = ProjectNumber && TimeBlock[Worker ID] = "ADJUSTMENT"
)
)
 
Thank you for taking a look!

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v-diye-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @jl20 ,

 

I'm not quite sure about the results i generated, coz based on the logic, it should be (6.1%*450)+150 = 177.45 not 122.45, am i missing something?

Please kindly share your dummy pbix for more reference.

Community Support Team _ Dina Ye
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quickly.

I was able to solve using calc columns and variables, as follows:

 

Relative % =
VAR ProjectNumber = TimeBlock[Project Number]
  RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM(TimeBlock[Time Block $ to Bill]),
FILTER(
TimeBlock,
TimeBlock[Worker Workday ID] <> "ADJUSTMENT" &&
TimeBlock[Project Number] = ProjectNumber
)
 
Amount to Spread:
VAR ProjectNumber = TimeBlock[Project Number]
  RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM(TimeBlock[Time Block $ to Bill]),
FILTER(
TimeBlock,
TimeBlock[Project Number] = ProjectNumber && TimeBlock[Worker ID] = "ADJUSTMENT"
)
)
 
Thank you for taking a look!
jl20
Helper IV
Helper IV

Perhaps this would be easier to solve using calc columns for the relative percentage per project, and adjusted amount to bill?

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