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I have the following tables:
1. Dim_Item
2. Fact_PO
3. Fact_Inventory
I need to have a cross tab table that has the ItemID column from Dim_Item and Total column that is basically adding Fact_PO[quantity] + Fact_Inventory[quantity]. I dont want to create a measure because I need this at line item level which is the ItemID level. I cant seem to find good answers for this.
Thanks!
Hi @hitb
whats the problem with having a measure at the item ID level? SUM ( Fact_PO[quantity] ) + SUM ( Fact_Inventory[quantity] ) should work just fine. Otherwise, a calculated column in the 'Dim_Item' table would be
SUMX ( RELATEDTABLE ( Fact_PO ), Fact_PO[quantity] ) + SUMX ( RELATEDTABLE ( Fact_Inventory ), Fact_Inventory[quantity] )
The first one worked. The second one gave me:
Too many arguments were passed to the RELATEDTABLE function. The maximum argument count for the function is 1.
Hi @hitb
Please share a screenshot of your code. Perhaps you missed one closing bracket.
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