Multiple filter help

[macfuller]

I need to apply two different filters to a measure. I can do them individually but cannot figure out how to combine them. I want to get total pounds of linen per month.

For a table "Forecast"

Start Date	Member	Linen Type	Activity	Weight	Linen Group
Feb 22, 2019	Member A	Scrubs	Wash	500	MemberA_Scrubs
Feb 22, 2019	Member A	Scrubs	Dry	500	MemberA_Scrubs
Feb 22, 2019	Member A	Scrubs	Iron	500	MemberA_Scrubs
Feb 22, 2019	Member A	Gowns	Wash	700	MemberA_Gowns
etc.

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I have a monthly forecast of laundry usage by cooperative member, but the core information is at a different level of aggregation. Each type of linen (e.g. scrubs) goes through multiple actions such as washing, drying, and folding. The data provides the total pounds of scrubs, so if we have 500 lbs of scrubs that's 500 lbs for each of the activities but still only 500 lbs total for the member.

The data only has rows for the start date. Member A will continue to process 500 lbs of scrubs a month.

I have a measure that will project the usage into the future.

Monthly Forecast Lbs:=SUMX (
    CALCULATETABLE (
        Forecast,
        FILTER ( Forecast, Forecast[Start Date] <= MAX ( 'Calendar'[Date] ) )
    ),
        Forecast[Weight] 
    )

But it's adding the all the weights together for the months (e.g. giving me 1,500 lbs instead of 500).

I have a measure that will properly group the weight

Forecast Lbs:=SUMX (
    VALUES (Forecast[Linen Group]),
    CALCULATE ( MAX (Forecast[Weight] )
)
)

But it's not projecting into the future. How can I combine these measures - or have a new one - that will both sum the weight as well as project into the future? Thanks.

 

[gazpage]

Have you tried:

Forecast:=
Calculate (
    [Forecast Lbs],
    FILTER ( 
        Forecast, 
        Forecast[Start Date] <= MAX ( 'Calendar'[Date] ) 
    )
)

 

[macfuller]

Oh my, how embarrassing I didn't seem to try that seemingly obvious permutation! Thanks very much.