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Hello community,
i'm trying to solve a problem about how to concatenate several conditions, here is an exemple :
Data i have :
Data | ||
Division | Amount | comments |
Business partner | 200 | A |
Costumer service | 100 | B (half amount is made also with A) |
Call center | 150 | C (50 is made also with A) |
Web | 80 | D |
Total | 530 |
Resultat i want :
Amount | ||
Business partner | 300 | (50 made with Costumer service and 50 made with call center) |
Costumer servuce | 100 | |
Call center | 150 | |
Web | 80 | |
Total | 630 |
Thanks in advance
@abdoumanni If changing your comments from "B (half amount is made also with A) " to "B (50 is made also with A)
I can generate the result as your request.
Your data source is too messy, I strongly suggest you let IT help clean the data before you start building the model and writing the measure. I used PQ to split and clean your data source, and then write the DAX code to get the results, I don't recommend you analyze the data in this way, this is just like an exercise.
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