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Hi Have 2 tables. Customer and Fact
Customer:
Fact:
They have 1 active and 2 inactive relationships.
How can I create a table with all the Payer, Billed and shipped customers information with revenue.
I have to use only dax not power query.
Please help
hi @sam_gift ,
not sure if i fully get you, you may plot a table visual with customer[customer_key] with three measures like:
RevenueByPay = SUM(fact[Revenue])
RevenueByBill =
CALCULATE(
[RevenueByPay],
USERELATIONSHIP(fact[BillToCustomerKey], customer[customer_key])
)
RevenueByShip =
CALCULATE(
[RevenueByPay],
USERELATIONSHIP(fact[ShipToCustomerKey], customer[customer_key])
)
it worked like:
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