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i connected the three tables using the material table. I want to get the result of the difference value of the three tables. any suggestions so that the DAX doesn't just use this method? Example Dax, sum ( Material A ) - sum ( Material B ). but, in this way only compare 2 tables
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Hi, @Wicak
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Community Support Team _Charlotte
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Hi, @Wicak
Is this the result you expected?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Why 3 tables when 1 is enough? Just create this table instead (it's called melting or unpivoting):
Material | SystemNo | Value
A | System1 | val1
B | System2 | val2
...
I hope you get the gist. Power BI does not like to work with the tables you've got. It likes the table I showed you. Once you've got such a table, it'll be easy to do anything...
Having such a table you create a measure: [Total] = SUM( T[Value] ) and by slicing the table by Metarial/SystemNo, you can build from this base measure any measure you need.
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