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My Data Table like this
Every customer has a unique NoteDate and Amount but several Post Dates. So in the power bi report, I want to get a table visual like below.
The amount is group by NoteDate when adding date columns from calendar table to visual, and it should be done by measure.
Thank you
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@sekinod
Try the following measure:
Amount Measure =
SUMX(
VALUES(Target[Customer]),
CALCULATE(MAX(Target[Amount]))
)
---------------------------OR--------------------------------
Amount Measure =
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE( Target , Target[Customer] , "_Amount", MAX(Target[Amount] ) ),
[_Amount]
)
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@sekinod
Try the following measure:
Amount Measure =
SUMX(
VALUES(Target[Customer]),
CALCULATE(MAX(Target[Amount]))
)
---------------------------OR--------------------------------
Amount Measure =
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE( Target , Target[Customer] , "_Amount", MAX(Target[Amount] ) ),
[_Amount]
)
________________________
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