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LudivineLOU
Helper I
Helper I

problem with group /filter

Hello Everybody, 

 
 
 

I have 2 tables : 

Table ZE : 

LudivineLOU_0-1598344726729.png

 

Table GR :

table Gr.png

 
 
MAXConfdate = CALCULATE(MAX(ZE[MAXdateZE]);FILTER(ZE;ZE[Pur. Doc. Itm]=GR[Pur. Doc. Itm]&&ZE[Pur. Doc. Itm]=GR[Pur. Doc. Itm])) --> comes from the tableZE
QTYCONFIRMEDZE = CALCULATE(SUM(ZE[SUMQTYZE]);FILTER(ZE;ZE[Pur. Doc. Itm]=GR[Pur. Doc. Itm]))
--> comes from the tableZE
 

I would like create a model like this : 

 

LudivineLOU_2-1598344888994.png

 

Mois : Maxconfdate  --> By month (table GR)

GR PC (table GR)

2 measures :

QTY_conf = CALCULATE(SUMMARIZE(ZE;ze[SUMQTYZE]);FILTER(ZE;ZE[Pur. Doc. Itm]=MAX(GR[Pur. Doc. Itm])))

qtyconf2 = var __table =SUMMARIZE(gr;GR[MAXConfdate];"__value";[QTY_conf]) return IF(HASONEVALUE(GR[MAXConfdate]);[QTY_conf];SUMX(__table;([__value])))   
--> It is to have the correct total (5100pcs)
 
Unfortunetaly, as you can see, the result for september is wrong : 
I have 150pcs instead of 550pcs.
It is because it takes into account the Purch item number. 
What is the formula to avoid to take into account the purch item number ?
 
Thank you, 
Best,
 
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v-stephen-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @LudivineLOU ,


I don't quite understand what value you want. May I ask how 550 is calculated? If you calculate the total, September should be 450.

1.png

 

QTY_conf = CALCULATE(SUM(ZE[SUMQTYZE]),FILTER(ZE,ZE[Pur. Doc. Itm]=MAX(GR[Pur. Doc. Itm])))

 

This measure you give is the max value of Purch item number. I filter the data for January as shown below, 800 is the maximum value, not the sum.

2.png

3.png

I found the PBI file from your other posts, and I found that there is no relationship between your two tables. I suggest you create a relationship and set up a both direction relationship so that you don't have to create MAXConfdate and QTYCONFIRMEDZE measures. Because two tables are equivalent to one table.

4.png


You only need to write a sum function to get the sum value, or max function to get the max value.

Sum = SUM('ZE'[SUMQTYZE])
Max = MAX('ZE'[SUMQTYZE])

5.png

 

 

Best Regards,
Stephen Tao

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v-stephen-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @LudivineLOU ,


I don't quite understand what value you want. May I ask how 550 is calculated? If you calculate the total, September should be 450.

1.png

 

QTY_conf = CALCULATE(SUM(ZE[SUMQTYZE]),FILTER(ZE,ZE[Pur. Doc. Itm]=MAX(GR[Pur. Doc. Itm])))

 

This measure you give is the max value of Purch item number. I filter the data for January as shown below, 800 is the maximum value, not the sum.

2.png

3.png

I found the PBI file from your other posts, and I found that there is no relationship between your two tables. I suggest you create a relationship and set up a both direction relationship so that you don't have to create MAXConfdate and QTYCONFIRMEDZE measures. Because two tables are equivalent to one table.

4.png


You only need to write a sum function to get the sum value, or max function to get the max value.

Sum = SUM('ZE'[SUMQTYZE])
Max = MAX('ZE'[SUMQTYZE])

5.png

 

 

Best Regards,
Stephen Tao

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

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