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Hi guys,
This should be simple but I'm struggling to write the correct expression!
I have two measures.
I want to do a count of a field where the first measure is greater than the 2nd measure (and vice versa).
Count Suppliers where Sum([Suppliers FTL Cost]) > Sum({<[Sub Contractor Type] = {'Base Rate'}>}[Sub Contractor Rate]) is basically what i want to achieve
Can anyone help?
Thanks
J
Try it without DISTINCT before Supplier
Sum(Aggr(If(Sum([Suppliers FTL Cost]) > Sum({<[Sub Contractor Type] = {'Base Rate'}>}[Sub Contractor Rate]), 1, 0), Supplier))
Tried this but didn't work unfortunately
count(if(Sum([Suppliers FTL Cost]) > Sum({<[Sub Contractor Type] = {'Base Rate'}>}[Sub Contractor Rate]), Supplier))
May be this
Sum(Aggr(If(Sum([Suppliers FTL Cost]) > Sum({<[Sub Contractor Type] = {'Base Rate'}>}[Sub Contractor Rate]), 1, 0), YourDimensions))
May be this
Sum(Aggr(If(Sum([Suppliers FTL Cost]) > Sum({<[Sub Contractor Type] = {'Base Rate'}>}[Sub Contractor Rate]), 1, 0), Supplier))
This just comes back with zero unfortunately
What is your chart dimension? Only Supplier?
I tried this Sunny
sum(Aggr(If(Sum([Suppliers FTL Cost]) > Sum({<[Sub Contractor Type] = {'Base Rate'}>}[Sub Contractor Rate]), 1, 0), distinct Supplier))
The Supplier is a name field if that helps?
Try it without DISTINCT before Supplier
Sum(Aggr(If(Sum([Suppliers FTL Cost]) > Sum({<[Sub Contractor Type] = {'Base Rate'}>}[Sub Contractor Rate]), 1, 0), Supplier))
What if i wanted to do the distinct though? That not possible?
Have you tried it yet? Is it not giving you distinct?