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Very new to power BI. Getting my feet wet. I created the following measure to calculate a sales total from two different fact tables
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RankedSales = CALCULATE(
SUM(SalesData[Sales]) + SUM('NCS Sales'[Sales])
,Distributor[Include in Rankings?] = "Y"
,Windfalls[Exclude Windfall?] = ""
)
RankedSales = CALCULATE(
SUM(SalesData[Sales]) + SUM('NCS Sales'[Sales])
,Distributor[Include in Rankings?] = "Y"
,Windfalls[Exclude Windfall?] = ""
)
Thank you! This worked
As long as all of these tables are connected this should work:
RankedSales = CALCULATE( SUM(SalesData[Sales]) + SUM('NCS Sales'[Sales]), FILTER( ALL('Distributor', 'Windfalls'), 'Distributor'[Include in Rankings?] = "Y" && 'Windfalls'[Exclude Windfall?] = "" ) )
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