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Hi,
How can I calculate total cost based on two tables below?
Table 1 (left one) does not have quantity, each row counts as 1 unit.
Referencing Table 2 listing unit cost against product, I would like to calculate total cost in Table 1.
If there was Qty column in Table 1, I would have used below
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@Anonymous
Not clear but I assume your default QTY is one.
CALCULATE (
SUMX (
'Table1',
1
* LOOKUPVALUE ( Table2[Unit cost], Table2[Product], Table1[Product] )
)
)
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Do you have relationships created between the two tables? Could merge the two tables...
@Anonymous
Not clear but I assume your default QTY is one.
CALCULATE (
SUMX (
'Table1',
1
* LOOKUPVALUE ( Table2[Unit cost], Table2[Product], Table1[Product] )
)
)
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