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Hello,
I am stuck with a DAX problem. I have 2 tables:
- "Cath" table with one column called "Types" => Cath[Types] :
It contains all the differents type of items.
- I have an other table "Items" containing all kind of datas such as type, measure, price... :
I created thanks to DAX a calculated culumn which give me the "NDT" values.
I have a relationship between Items[Type] and Cath[Types]. I display my informations in a matrix like below. I can use several filters to display the needed informations :
What I'd like to do is to attribute "type" = "NDT" to my NDT values in the Cath[Types] column so when I filter on Cath[Type] = "NDT", it should display NDT sum.
Could some one help me ?
Thanks
@Anonymous
Didn't quite get what you are trying to achieve. Can you explain and how the expected result?
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Hello, thanks for answering.
I'm trying to sum up :
I have this data table :
Thanks to DAX, I creat a calculated column "NDT" like this :
In my repport, I have a matrix displaying quanties for each type of items :
link to a "type" filter :
What I want to do is to have my "NDT" displayed in my matrix like this :
When I click on NDT in my filter, I should have only NDT displayed. My problem is that NDT values come from a calculated column. The values are not linked to "NDT" type.
Is that more understantable ?
Thanks !
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