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Hi all
Appreciate if you could help with this
So I have dataset which comprises all stores within England and I am creating some reports for comparing items performance of a subset (stores of a certain company - lets call it ACME) with the Rest of England Stores. The Stores within the subset are in a separate lookup table.
I have defined the following measures:
Hi @AviBI ,
ACMEItems = Calculate ('ItemsData'[NationalItems] , FILTER(ACMEStores, NOT ACMEStores[Group] IN {"ACME"})
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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Hi Harsh
Thanks for the speedy response and solution
Your solution did not work for some reason but I did manage to find a solution. I basically filtered the Data Table using "<> ACME" condition on the relevant lookup table column
Many thanks once again for your solution
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