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Hey guys,
I'm searching for help which might be easy for you, but costs days for me to find out a solution...
Original data I have like this in 2 tables.
How Can I calculate / show the total copper weight and silver weight in each month?
I first try to first calculate the copper and silver weight each line item by creating a new measure:
sum(delivery quantity)*[copper weight / part]
then I have difficulty to have a sum of each month based on this formel.
I tried then the function:
sum(Aggr(Sum([Delivery Quantity])*[copper weight / part], [Supplier],[Part]))
But it gives me wrong figure in each month if I show them in a pivot table, however the total sum of all months is correct. Only if I select the exact month, I get the correct value. Why???
Really hope I can get a quick answer.
Table 1: Part master data
Part | Supplier | Copper weight / part | Silver weight / part |
x | A | 0,1 | 0,002 |
y | B | 0,006 | |
z | C | 0,4 | 0,004 |
w | C | 0 | 0 |
Table 2: delivery quantity each month
Part | Supplier | Month | Delivery quantity |
x | A | Oct | 1 |
x | A | Nov | 2 |
x | A | Dec | 1 |
y | B | Oct | 1 |
y | B | Nov | 1 |
y | B | Dec | 4 |
z | C | Oct | 2 |
z | C | Nov | 1 |
z | C | Dec | 8 |
w | C | Oct | 10 |
w | C | Nov | 12 |
w | C | Dec | 13 |
What happens if you add Month to the Aggr dimension
Sum(Aggr(Sum([Delivery Quantity])*[copper weight / part], [Supplier],[Part], Month))
If your dimensions in Pivot table is Supplier, Part and month
Then only this expression should work 'Sum([Delivery Quantity])*[copper weight / part]'.
If not working than I am missing something.
This gives me only when I select a certain part. Because each part has different copper weight and silver weight, it isn't able to give me a total.
Till doesn't give me the right answer...same result as my function above.
Based on the data you have provided above, what is the expected output you are looking to get?