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I have data across 3 tables.
First table has the mapping codes for the other 2 tables
AIMSCode | CHRISCode | HealthService |
1000 | 8000 | Alfred Health |
2000 | 9000 | Monash Health |
Second table provides the data for the AIMS system that stores data for the the number of beds available
AIMSCode | Type | Value |
1000 | beds available | 8 |
2000 | beds available | 10 |
Third table provides information on how many beds are currently used
CHRISCode | Type | Value |
8000 | Occupied Beds | 15 |
9000 | Occupied Beds | 6 |
Basically what I'm trying to achive is [beds available]- [occupied beds] for each health service, and if the value is less than zero then ignore but add up the health services that are greater than zero.
So essentially I want the measure to return 4 in this instance (10-6).
I have been wracking my brain trying to figure this out but have been completely unsuccessful. Thank you for any help!
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Hi @Anonymous
Please download this file and let me know if it does not cover your request:
If this post helps, please consider accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Appreciate your Kudos ✌️!!
awesome! this has given me the basic idea on how to do this!
assume you have create one to many replationship between those tables, and try this code
NewMeasure=MAX(BLANK(),MAXX(Table1,CALCULATE(SUM(Table2[Value])-SUM(Table3[Value]))))
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