SUMIF as DAX measure

[serky]

Hi

can someone advise how to execute a calculation over a subset of rows only?

In my case, I have a table that lists customers and their individual sales. I need a dynamic measure that loops over each customer, and adds their sales to give a total figure.

Example -

Customer, Sale, Total Sale
Jane, 1, 10
Fred, 2, 3
Tom, 1, 1
Jane, 9, 10
Fred, 1,3

I need a measure not a calculated column.

Thanks

 

[serky]

Ok - I have finally found an answer to this. Posted it below to help others.

Total sales:= CALCULATE(SUM(Table[Sale]),
ALLEXCEPT(Table, Table[Customer]))

Kudos to Zubair_Muhammad and their post: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/De...another-column-based-on-row-value/td-p/374445

There is also a reference to this function: https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/managing-all-functions-in-dax-all-allselected-allnoblankrow-allexcept...

though more than happy for someone to add their explanation re how this works.

 

[serky]

I would like to extend this questions further. I now need another SUMIF to consider both a column in the table and the result of a measure eg - I want to know the total sales for each person for a given supervisor (the supervisor can change with different shifts). The supervisor is determined by a measure.

Example -

Customer	Sale	Supervisor	Total Sale
Jane	1	Jack	1
Fred	2	Jack	3
Tom	1	Jack	1
Jane	9	Henry	11
Fred	1	Jack	3
Jane	2	Henry	11

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I have tried a couple of variations to the formula above but it's not quite working.

Thanks