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good noon!
i need take the cumulative total from the Measure SHARE (desc)
but, then i`m create a new measure Ranking with formula
Ranking = CALCULATE(('Test'[Share]);ALLEXCEPT(Test;Test[Client];Test[Manager]);Test[CSumMon]>=EARLIER(Test[CSumMon]))
the power bi said:
EARLIER / EARLIEST refers to an earlier line context, which does not exist.
and then i`m changed measure to a column, in the result i see the count of element any sorting
how do , then Measure summing with cumulative total?
or how do, then in column i have the share of any elements?
sens yours
Solved! Go to Solution.
MPop = sum(Population[Population]) MTotalPop = CALCULATE(SUMX('Population';'Population'[Population]);ALLSELECTED('Population')) MPopCumul1 = CALCULATE('Population'[MPop];FILTER(ALLselected('Population');'Population'[MPop]>=MAXx('Population';'Population'[MPop]))) and Measure Share MShare = DIVIDE('Population'[MPop];'Population'[MTotalPop]) MShareCumul1 = CALCULATE('Population'[MPopCumul1]/'Population'[MTotalPop]) and Measure ABC МABC = if(DIVIDE('Population'[MPopCumul];'Population'[MTotalPop]) <=0,7;"A";if(DIVIDE('Population'[MPopCumul];'Population'[MTotalPop]) <=0,9;"B"; "C"))
MPop = sum(Population[Population]) MTotalPop = CALCULATE(SUMX('Population';'Population'[Population]);ALLSELECTED('Population')) MPopCumul1 = CALCULATE('Population'[MPop];FILTER(ALLselected('Population');'Population'[MPop]>=MAXx('Population';'Population'[MPop]))) and Measure Share MShare = DIVIDE('Population'[MPop];'Population'[MTotalPop]) MShareCumul1 = CALCULATE('Population'[MPopCumul1]/'Population'[MTotalPop]) and Measure ABC МABC = if(DIVIDE('Population'[MPopCumul];'Population'[MTotalPop]) <=0,7;"A";if(DIVIDE('Population'[MPopCumul];'Population'[MTotalPop]) <=0,9;"B"; "C"))
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