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Hi,
I am trying to bring two columns from different tables that are connected but one table has only measures, how can I bring it? Or do I need to create the masure in here? Because I am new and is complicated for me to move it, thanks
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Because its a measure and not a column you need to give it a name in SUMMARIZECOLUMNS,
EVALUATE
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS (
VALIDATED_PD[m_Group_Currency_Amount],
"Total Overdue", [a_TotalOverdue]
)
Because its a measure and not a column you need to give it a name in SUMMARIZECOLUMNS,
EVALUATE
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS (
VALIDATED_PD[m_Group_Currency_Amount],
"Total Overdue", [a_TotalOverdue]
)
Thanks it works! is the same logic for calculates columns? Or do I need to create it as a measure?
You don't need to specify a name for a calculated column, you can just specify the column, but all the columns need to be before the measures in the SUMMARIZECOLUMNS
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