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Hi experts!
I have a transactional table that shows me the sales for each article for each week.
Now I would like to get the number of orders for each article. This is stored in a different table. This I would like to add as a calculated column into the first table.
How can I add this value into the first table?
Would you do that with a CALCULATE(SUM(..), FILTER Calendar, Filter Order?
Or how would you do that?
hi @joshua1990
supposing two tables are related, typically it works like:
Column = COUNTROWS(RELATEDTABLE(OrderTable))
@FreemanZ : Thanks, but both tables are linked to a dimensional table that contains all articles and then also to a calendar.
hi @joshua1990
In your transaction table, what if you try to add a column like:
Column =
VAR _article = TransactionTable[article]
RETURN
COUNTROWS( FILTER( OrderTable, OrderTable[article] = _article) )
@joshua1990
It depends on your data model and relationships. Please share a screenshot or clarify.
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