Counted Status = If('Locations master'[loc_status] = 0 , If(AND('Locations master'[loc_status] = 0 ,'Locations master'[loc_alias] IN DISTINCT('All Cycle Counts Exacta'[location])) , "Complete", "Incomplete"),BLANK())
Can someone help me interpret this code? I am trying to update an automatic cycle count tracker in Power BI.
If loc_status=0 we implement the second condition: loc_status=0 AND loc_alias is in the list of distinct locations. If our second condition is true, then Counted Status equals to Complete, otherwise Counted Status equals to Incomplete. If our first condition is false, then Counted Status is blank. DAX formatter or similar tools could help to make code more readable:
Counted Status =
IF (
'Locations master'[loc_status] = 0,
IF (
AND (
'Locations master'[loc_status] = 0,
'Locations master'[loc_alias]
IN DISTINCT ( 'All Cycle Counts Exacta'[location] )
),
"Complete",
"Incomplete"
),
BLANK ()
)
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I am new with Dax. I have a matrix table in Power BI which has been imported from Excel. I need to create a dynamic DAX measure which will give me the values if both conditions are filtered.
This is a very big table and the measure has to be dynamic as values keep changing.
For eg:
Criteria : A, B, C
Code : 101,102,103
Values: 94, 50, 63
If Criteria is A and Code is 101 then value = 94
If Criteria is B and Code is 102 then value = 50
If you need measure based on columns that you put in your matrix on rows or columns, you may use this.
YourMeasure = IF( MAX( Tab[fruit] ) = "Apple" & MAX( Tab[size] ) = "Big", 1, 0 )
Probably what you are after, and what is safer, is adding new calculated column in your source table:
CalculatedColumn =
IF(
Tab[friut] = "Apple" // condition 1
& // AND opperator
Tab[size] = "Big", // condition 2
1, // result if true
0 // result if false
)
Where 1 is returned if both conditions are met.
If your condition path is complex you might use SWITCH function.
SWITCH( TRUE(),
Tab[column1] = "Apple" & Tab[column2]="Big", "Big Fruit",
Tab[column1] = "Carot" & Tab[column2]="Small", "Small Vegetable",
"Other thing"
)
I'm new to DAX and still trying to get the hang of the basics!
I'm stuck on a Power BI measure which needs to count the rows with the first filter, but only return a figure based on either the second or third filter. The below is not a valid syntax but demonstrates what I'm trying and failing to achieve with a AND OR statement.
In other words, count VIN in responses if Handover via app is 1 and either OPT In or OPT Out is 1.
Any thoughts how this can be done correctly?
CALCULATE(
COUNTA('Responses'[VIN]),
'Responses'[Handover Via App] IN { 1 } AND 'Responses'[OPT IN] IN { 1 } OR 'Responses'[OPT OUT] IN { 1 }
)
Any help would be appreciated!
In DAX you can use && = AND, || = OR. So your measure would work as:
Measure = CALCULATE(
COUNTA(Responses[VIN]),
FILTER(Responses, Responses[Handover via App] = 1 &&
(Responses[OPT IN] = 1 || Responses[OPT OUT] = 1)))
DAX now allows for the OR operator || to be used in a boolean filter argument, so you can write
CALCULATE (
COUNTA ( Responses[VIN] ),
Responses[Handover via App] = 1,
Responses[OPT IN] = 1 || Responses[OPT OUT] = 1
)
Multiple arguments are combined using AND logic.
Here is an example of a solution to the problem using more than one filter on different tables.
Very simple just adding two filters.
CALCULATE(
SUMX (
FACT_VENDA,
FACT_VENDA[Item_venda_qtde] * ([item_venda_vlr_sdesconto] + FACT_VENDA[item_venda_vlr_desconto]) + FACT_VENDA[item_venda_vlr_imposto]
),FILTER(
FACT_VENDA,
FACT_VENDA[nm_tipo_operacao] = {"VE"}
),FILTER(
DIM_PRODUTO,
DIM_PRODUTO[cod_cad_produto] = 1
)
)
How to eliminate "BLANK" when the criteria does not meet? I'm trying to get count of rows with value greater than 0 else return nothing or 0 using DAX measure. I have negative values also in my column so just trying to count only above 0. Any suggestions? With below I can achieve count but if there are no rows meeting the criteria it returns "BLANK"
Measure=CALCULATE(COUNT('TableX'[column]),FILTER('TableX','TableX'[column]>0))
Try adding a zero:
Measure =
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( 'TableX'[column] ),
FILTER ( 'TableX', 'TableX'[column] > 0 )
) + 0
You can also wrap the measure with the FORMAT function to output as text, which turns a blank into an empty string "".
Measure =
FORMAT (
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( 'TableX'[column] ),
FILTER ( 'TableX', 'TableX'[column] > 0 )
),
"0"
)
Use whatever custom format you'd prefer to display the result as.
I have data from a cab-request service, which I am trying to analyse how often a trip gets cancelled before a successful trip is made. In column 2, passengercancelled indicates cancelled trips and droppedoff indicates a successful trip. I am trying to create a formula that counts how many passengercancelled trips happen before a droppedoff trip for a given passenger passenger_id.
I have tried the below code but I get this error:
There's not enough memory to complete this operation. Please try again later when there may be more memory available.
previous_requests =
requests_with_cancel_all__[cancelled] +
MINX (
TOPN (
1,
FILTER (
requests_with_cancel_all__,
[trip_date] > EARLIER ( [trip_date] )
&& [passenger_id] = EARLIER ( [passenger_id] )
&& EARLIER ( [current_state] ) = "droppedoff"
),
[passenger_id], ASC,
[trip_date], ASC
),
requests_with_cancel_all__[cancelled]
)
I tried to create report in Power BI with sales month by month for last 20 months, when sales is blank I want to see month with 0 value.
I decided to change Blank() values with zero adding a 0 at the end of calculation.
It works great, however I have an issue with limitaton date hierarchy, because now my chart contains a lot of months without value (first value begins in 2017, date hierarchy first value begins in 2000).
Test:=
CALCULATE (
SUM( quantity ),
flag = 1,
title = "WEEKS"
) + 0
Instead of a plain 0, you could add an IF to specify to only add that after the first value. Something like this:
Test:=
VAR FirstDate = CALCULATE ( MIN ( date ), ALL( Dates ), quantity > 0 )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUM( quantity ),
flag = 1,
title = "WEEKS"
) + IF( date > FirstDate, 0 )
If the condition is false, the IF returns a blank and it shouldn't show up.