I'm trying to count my rows but I've got a little issue. some rows have the same ID and I don't want to count those again, it's like each row represents a product but some products have the same ID. I'm trying to count the products from Their ids.
is there any measure to apply?
I've used the measure "Countrows" but as I said I've got a lot of Duplicated IDS .
You can use DISTINCTCOUNT:
MyMeasure = DISTINCTCOUNT ( MyTable[ProductID] )
Related
I am super new to power bi and Dax and i need to create a calculated column in which i have the total sales for each country respectively.
Here is a screenshot with an oversimplified scenario but if i can do it for this data i can do it in my actual project since the concept is the same.
The column TotalSalesPerCountry is the calculated column.
And here is what the column should look like if it worked. (Colors are just for visual representation)
Basically everywhere you see the same country you should see the same TotalSalesPerCountry values which are calculated by sum-ing the Sales for those countries over the years.
Another DAX function:
= CALCULATE(SUM(CountrySales[Sales]), FILTER(CountrySales, CountrySales[Country] = EARLIER (CountrySales[Country])))
This is simple to do in DAX. Add the column:
TotalSalesPerCountry =
var curCountry = yourTable[Country]
return CALCULATE(SUM(Sales), FILTER(yourTable, curCountry = yourTable[Country]))
Explanation:
For each row in the table, get the country. Filter yourTable on the curCountry and SUM this together).
Power BI newbie here and I'm trying to figure how to craft my DAX to manipulate my measure values based on certain criteria in the other two tables.
Currently I have 2 separate tables which are joined by a One to Many relationship and a separate Measures table. (Total Sales Price is computed as sum of Sales Price)
My aim is to create a new measure where Total Sales Price is multiplied by 1.5x when DIM_Product_Type[Product Category] = "High".
New Measure =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( FACT_PriceDetails[Sales Price] ),
FILTER ( DIM_Product_Type, DIM_Product_Type[Product Category] = "High" )
) * 1.5
However this returns no values in my visual and I'm trying to discern if its a matter of the table joins or the DAX expressions.
Thank you for your time!
Your measure seems good.
It will select only those products with a Product Category of "High" and multiply them by 1.5 to give you result. i.e. Give me the sum of all "High" Product category Price details multiplied by 1.5.
What you need to check is:
Product Serial Numbers match across the two tables
Your Product Category does indeed contain the category "High"
You have entries in FACT_PriceDetails that link to a DIM_Product_Type that has a category of "High"
Check you have not set any filters that could be hijacking your results (e.g. excluding the "High" product category product type or the realated fact/s)
Option-1
You can do some Transformation in Power Query Editor to create a new column new sales price with applying conditions as stated below-
First, Merge you Dim and Fact table and bring the Product Category value to your Fact table as below-
You have Product Category value in each row after expanding the Table after merge. Now create a custom column as shown below-
Finally, you can go to your report and create your Total Sales measure using the new column new sales price
Option-2
You can also archive the same using DAX as stated below-
First, create a Custom Column as below-
sales amount new =
if(
RELATED(dim_product_type[product category]) = "High",
fact_pricedetails[sales price] * 1.5,
fact_pricedetails[sales price]
)
Now create your Total Sales Amount measure as below-
total_sales_amount = SUM(fact_pricedetails[sales amount new])
For both above case, you will get the same output.
I am fairly new to PowerBI DAX and I want to filter out the top 20 product ids in a measure.
I came up with this formula but it does not seem to be working and I was hoping to get some help here.
$ Amount Parcel =
CALCULATE(
SUM(Data[$ Amount Parcel]),
FILTER (Data, NOT (Data[idProduct], SUM(Data[NetSales])) IN TOPN(20, SUMMARIZE(Data, Data[idProduct], "NetSales", SUM(Data[NetSales]))))
)
I want to show sales per PID for all products except for our 20 best sellers.
Thank you !!
I would suggest an easier approach adding a dimension column.
First of all, you need to have Product dimension table separated from Sales fact table. Make sure to create one-to-many relationship between Product and Sales with "Single" cross filter direction.
Then you can create a calculated column on Product table, which can be used to filter out top selling products.
Sales Rank = RANKX('Product', CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[SalesAmount])))
Now drag and drop Sales Rank field into the Filters pane of your visualization, and set the filter condition so that top selling products will not be shown.
I need help in calculating the cumulative frequencies row wise with minimum date and maximum date selection by users using sliders. Here is the table that I want to generate could you please guide me? I've tried various function and methods but nothing is giving me right answer. Thanks a lot in advance.
Below is the table that I've and I want to generate:
Original Table
Desired Table
To create a running total, create a new measure in your table like this (where Table is the name of your table):
Running Total = CALCULATE(
SUM('Table'[Values]);
FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Table'); 'Table'[Date] <= SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Date]))
)
This might be very basic but I am new to PowerBI.
How do I get average of values for unique ID into another table.
For eg. My Table 1 has multiple ID values. I have created another table for unique ID which I am planning to used to join other table.
I want a calculated column in table 2 which will give me average value of respective ID from table 1.
How do I get the calculated column like shown below
In stead of creating a new table with the averages per ID and then joining on that, you could also do it directly with a calculated column using the following DAX expression:
Average by ID = CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table 1'[Values]),ALLEXCEPT('Table 1','Table 1'[ID]))
Not exactly what you asked for, but maybe it's useful anyway.
How's it going?
The quickest way I can think of doing this would be to use
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS
You can accomplish this by creating another table based on your initial fact table like so:
Table 2 =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( 'Table 1'[ID], "Avg", AVERAGE ( 'Table 1'[Values] ) )
Once this table has been created, you can create a relationship.
This will work in either SSAS or in PowerBI directly.
Hope this helps!! Have a good one!!