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kap_55
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Filter table by 2 conditions and then sum values

Hi,

I would like to filter based on Category but category changes each year. Can I do that in measure?

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I hope it's clear from the picture.

Thanks.

B.

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Anonymous
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@kap_55 Create following measure in source table

Measure = 
VAR _year = MAX(Source[Year])
VAR _color = CALCULATETABLE(VALUES(Mapping[Category]),Mapping[Year]=_year)
RETURN CALCULATE(SUM(Source[Value]),Source[Category] IN _color)

As per my understanding 2017 sum of value should be 7. 

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Anonymous
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@kap_55 Create following measure in source table

Measure = 
VAR _year = MAX(Source[Year])
VAR _color = CALCULATETABLE(VALUES(Mapping[Category]),Mapping[Year]=_year)
RETURN CALCULATE(SUM(Source[Value]),Source[Category] IN _color)

As per my understanding 2017 sum of value should be 7. 

Works awesome. Thanks.

Yes. My mistake 🙂

Let me try your solution.

 

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