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Hi there,
I have a table which reflects my itemised sales data and includes the following:
The same order number can be present on multiple rows as it would be a single order for multiple items. I want to create a calculated column that sums all of the Total Sales values by Order Number, to give me a total sale by Order Number value.
What is the DAX for this?
Thanks.
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Hi Daniel,
I found the error I made, there was a single ")" I missed in the formlua which was difficult to spot...
However, I found that the correct formula was in fact to use EARLIER and not MAX.
Thanks,
Paul
Hi @PaulPed4,
Based on my test, you could refer to below steps:
Sample data:
Create below measure:
Measure = CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Total Sales]),FILTER(ALL('Table1'),'Table1'[Order Number]=MAX('Table1'[Order Number])))
Result:
You could also download the pbix file to have a view.
Regards,
Daniel He
Hi Daniel,
I found the error I made, there was a single ")" I missed in the formlua which was difficult to spot...
However, I found that the correct formula was in fact to use EARLIER and not MAX.
Thanks,
Paul
Now I have a different issue but related to the same source formula.
Now that I have the correct sum of the line items per PO, I need to get an average of those totals. When I place the field in a Card and specify for it to be presented as an average, it gives me an incorrect answer. When I export the table with PO numbers and totals for those POs I get the correct average which is lower than the Card.
Now if I create the below Measure the average is calculated correctly. Why?
Spend Measure = CALCULATE([Total Spend], FILTER(Table, Table[PO]))
Hi Daniel,
I used your formula but PBI is giving me an error stating there are too few arguments for the FILTER function and it requires a minimum of 2?
Remembering that I need this to be a New Column and not a Measure, would that make a difference with the formula required?
Sorry, still very new to DAX and trying to get my head around it all.
Thanks,
Paul
Hi @PaulPed4,
Could you please offer me a sample file and post your desired result if possible? So I could test for your desied result.
Regards,
Daniel He
Hi,
In your Table visual, drag Order Number and write this measure
=SUM(Data[Total Sale])
Hope this helps.
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