Reputation: 1
In my Power BI report I have a column for a Gross Margin Amount that is set to sum in visualizations, and I have a calculated column that calculates the sum of the GMA for each product. However, when I use them in a visualization, they are different. The code for the calculated column is:
SumMargin =
VAR Margin = 'PRO vw_FactProfitability_Margin'[productRef]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'PRO vw_FactProfitability_Margin'[groupExtGrossMarginAmt] ),
FILTER (
'PRO vw_FactProfitability_Margin',
'PRO vw_FactProfitability_Margin'[productRef] = Margin
)
)
and the code that Power BI uses when you drag the original GMA column into a visualization is:
CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'PRO vw_FactProfitability_Margin'[groupExtGrossMarginAmt] ) )
To my understanding, these should be the same, but the calculated column's values are way different. This is the case for nearly every product, and I don't understand why. Could anyone offer some insight or advice? It would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!
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Views: 202
Reputation: 271
In order to get sum of amount by product you can create below measure:
SumMargin =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'PRO vw_FactProfitability_Margin'[groupExtGrossMarginAmt] ),
FILTERS ('PRO vw_FactProfitability_Margin'[productRef]))
Creating a visual with SumMargin along with ProductRef will give you amount group by productRef
Upvotes: 1