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Good morning,
I have a question.
I want to create 2 drilldwon tables:
In the left table I want the following details: Product Omschrijving, Verpakking Omschrijving, Hoeveelheid. Then I want to able to drilldown using the measures Goedkoopste Prijs Per Persoon and Duurste Prijs Per Persoon.
In the right table I want the following details: Product Omschrijving, Verpakking Omschrijving, Hoeveelheid. Then I want to able to drilldown using the measures Kostprijs Per Aangekochte Verpakking Hoogste Prijs and
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I found the solution:
Hi @SL_1983,
Sorry for that but we cannot understand your issue clearly , Could you please try to verify if the following measure can output the desire result you want?
Test =
SUMX (
'Ingrediënten',
(
'Ingrediënten'[Verpakking Gewicht Goedkoopste Prijs]
* IF (
( 'Ingrediënten'[Hoeveelheid] / 4 )
* SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Slicer Aantal Personen'[Aantal Personen] ) <= 'Ingrediënten'[Verpakking Gewicht Goedkoopste Prijs],
1,
ROUND (
DIVIDE (
'Ingrediënten'[Hoeveelheid],
'Ingrediënten'[Verpakking Gewicht Goedkoopste Prijs]
)
* RELATED ( 'Product'[Goedkoopste Prijs] ),
0
)
)
)
)
The result like this,
If it doesn’t meet your requirement, could you please provide the desire result based on the table that you have shared?
BTW, pbix as attached.
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ zhenbw
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Hello,
no the input is using that measure is not correct.
I've created an excel sheeft based on Verpakking Hoogste Prijs. It includes the results that the meausure "Kostprijs Per aangekochte Verpakking Hoogste Prijs" should produce.
Link to the excel file: https://1drv.ms/x/s!AuaqHTxLCZ_h1jpRcr4IUX53wYDK?e=oocKku
Hello @MFelix ,
I've tried it using the below measure :
I found the solution:
Hello,
I've tried adding the following column to the table 'Ingrediënten' :
Lijst =
Hello,
I solved most of it, except, the calculation of the number of packages needed.
This the measure I created:
Kostprijs per aangekochte verpakking Hoogste Prijs = SUMX('Ingrediënten';('Ingrediënten'[Verpakking Gewicht Duurste Prijs] * IF(('Ingrediënten'[Hoeveelheid]/4) * SELECTEDVALUE('Slicer Aantal Personen'[Aantal Personen])<='Ingrediënten'[Verpakking Gewicht Duurste Prijs];1;2)) * related('Product'[Duurste Prijs]))
However, in this calculation it says, that I need or 1 or 2 packages, but sometimes I need 3 or 4 packaged. The number of packages needed depends on the number op people in the recipe.
If Verpakking Gewicht Duurste Prijs is smaller than the 'Hoeveelheid' needed it should follow the following calculation; (Ingrediënten[Hoeveelheid/'Slicer aantal Personen'[Aantal Personen])/Ingredienten[Verpakking Gewicht Duurste Prijs]. (However I am not sure that this is the correct calculation.
Also it is important that this number is rounded up (no decimals) But I can't figure out how I can get this calculation in the measure above.
I've tried fixing it using this measure:
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