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Good Morning,
I have been facing issue while creating scatter chart in my report.
I created a scatter chart in my report and it was showing correct result with machines but when i created a hierarchy which include machines and their capacity group then the quantity produced appearing as an average instead of sum.
for example, I have extrusion as capacity group and there are three machines involve in this process.
the total output km/hr of this group is (9.83+30.35+31.19) = 71.37 km/hr but in the chart it just shows the average = 23.79
whereas by drilling down it shows the correct output of all 3 machines.
How i can get a total value of these three machines in the capacity group
Any solution to overcome this issue,
Best Regards
Asim
You should be able to change the aggregation type if you click the drop down arrow on the field. But tough to say without source data, formulas and such.
Good Morning @Greg_Deckler
I am using below mentioned measure to calculate the output km/hour of each machine.
Output Km/Hr =
calculate (
SUM(PL[Act. Quant. Prod.]),
TREATAS(values(Eventlog[Machine]),PL[Machine])) / 1000 / ( [Total Loading time] / 60 )
As this is measure, hence the dropdown list is not available in the field pane.
Do I need to make some changes in measure.
Please suggest!
Regards
Asim
@Asim,
It seems that the measure re-calculates in different levels. Could you please share sample data of your table for us to test?
Regards,
Lydia
Dear @v-yuezhe-msft
I am using multiple tables to access the data, kindly provide your email address so that i could send the full file.
I have created two measures to calculate output km/hr of the machine, these measures works very well at machine level but when i use the hierarchy feature like capacity group on top of machines then system just provide average of output km/hr.
Output Km/Hr =
calculate (
SUM(PL[Act. Quant. Prod.]),
TREATAS(values(Eventlog[Machine]),PL[Machine])) / 1000 / ( [Total Loading time] / 60 )
Total Loading time = sumx(Eventlog,IF(Eventlog[Event]="production",Eventlog[Duration]+Eventlog[TK1]+Eventlog[TK2]+Eventlog[TK3]+Eventlog[TK4],Eventlog[TK1]+Eventlog[TK2]+Eventlog[TK3]+Eventlog[TK4]))
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