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DataVitalizer
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Append 2 calculated columns using DAX

Hi Community,

  • Sample data: Table 1 which I am currently using contains values per Month/Year for each IND L2, as you can see the first 3 columns are might be used a hierarchy.
  • Target (Table2):
    • Represents the SUM of the previous year (I will add Previous month later) according to a selected Month&Year
    • in this case the both columns IND L1 and IND L2 must be appended in one column
      IND    | Values 
      IND_1 | value
      IND_2 | sum(IND_3 & IND_4)
      IND_3 | value
      IND_4 | value

 

Calculating the Previous Year values and Previous Month values for each IND L2 was perfectly done, and using a matrix visual combined with a hierarchy I was able also to show the same thing either for IND L1 or IND L2.

 

=> Currently I am stuck in finding a way to append the both columns in one and maintaining the same calculations, I'd appreciate any suggestions you may have to move from Table1 to Table 2.

Thank you in advance Community.

  • Hi v-xicai 

    Thank you for your replay.
    The first solution I thought about was using a matrix by it didn't answer my need which was appending those 2 columns in one new column.

    After hours I acheived the result I was looking for by using the function UNION

     

    Thank you community.

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  • please provide the sample data in usable format, not as a screenshot.

    • DataVitalizer's avatar
      DataVitalizer
      Super User

      Hi @lbendlin
      Here is a sample:

      Rubric,IND L1,IND L2,Date,Value
      R1,IND_1,IND_1,1/1/2017,100
      R1,IND_1,IND_1,1/1/2018,150
      R1,IND_1,IND_1,1/1/2019,200
      R1,IND_2,IND_3,1/1/2017,250
      R1,IND_2,IND_3,1/1/2018,300
      R1,IND_2,IND_3,1/1/2019,350
      R1,IND_2,IND_4,1/1/2017,400
      R1,IND_2,IND_4,1/1/2018,450
      R1,IND_2,IND_4,1/1/2019,500
      R2,IND_5,IND_6,1/1/2018,550
      R2,IND_5,IND_6,1/1/2019,600
      R2,IND_5,IND_7,1/1/2018,650
      R2,IND_5,IND_7,1/1/2019,700
      R2,IND_8,IND_8,1/1/2017,750
      R2,IND_8,IND_8,1/1/2018,800

      Thank you in advance
      @Greg_Deckler @amitchandak

      • lbendlin's avatar
        lbendlin
        Super User

        Unless I am missing some subtlety here your hierarchy doesn't really matter.  Any aggregations you do in your visual will produce the desired results.