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kcoffman8
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Many to One Relationship Summarizing and Counting

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Table 1 and Table 2 have a relationship by account ID, ideally I would like a Matrix as seen in the 3rd table. Thank you!

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Hi @kcoffman8 ,

you can change that measure to Calculated column as below if in case you want to use that calculated bracket as a Column in Matrix visual.

 

Calculated Bracket =
var total_value = SUMX(FILTER('Table A','Table A'[Account Id]=EARLIER('Table A'[Account Id])),'Table A'[Value])
return SWITCH(TRUE(),total_value<=5000,"5k or Less",total_value>5000 && total_value<=10000,"5k - 10K",total_value>10000 && total_value<=15000,"10k - 15K")
 

Aburar_123_0-1754024813555.png

 

FYI... below is the base table structure that i am using,

Aburar_123_1-1754024952831.pngAburar_123_2-1754024974676.png

 

 

 

 

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v-sgandrathi
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Hi @kcoffman8,

 

Thankyou @Aburar_123 and @FBergamaschi  for your reply on the issue.

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Hi @kcoffman8,

 

As we have not received a response from you yet, I would like to confirm whether you have successfully resolved the issue or if you require further assistance.

Thank you.

Hi @kcoffman8,

 

We wanted to follow up since we haven't heard back from you regarding our last response. We hope your issue has been resolved.

Thank you.

Aburar_123
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Hi @kcoffman8 ,

you can simply create a relation as below,

Aburar_123_0-1753929495369.png

and, create the below measure,

Bracket Measure = SWITCH(TRUE(),SUM('Table A'[Value])<=5000,"5k or Less",SUM('Table A'[Value])>5000 && SUM('Table A'[Value])<=10000,"5k - 10K",SUM('Table A'[Value])>10000 && SUM('Table A'[Value])<=15000,"10k - 15K")
 
Aburar_123_1-1753929937147.png

 

 

Thanks Aburar, this gets me closer, but I cannot use a measure as the top row of a Matrix. How would you suggest I do that, along with a customer count (counting distinct account names, not counting opportunities)?

Hi @kcoffman8 ,

you can change that measure to Calculated column as below if in case you want to use that calculated bracket as a Column in Matrix visual.

 

Calculated Bracket =
var total_value = SUMX(FILTER('Table A','Table A'[Account Id]=EARLIER('Table A'[Account Id])),'Table A'[Value])
return SWITCH(TRUE(),total_value<=5000,"5k or Less",total_value>5000 && total_value<=10000,"5k - 10K",total_value>10000 && total_value<=15000,"10k - 15K")
 

Aburar_123_0-1754024813555.png

 

FYI... below is the base table structure that i am using,

Aburar_123_1-1754024952831.pngAburar_123_2-1754024974676.png

 

 

 

 

FBergamaschi
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Connect yhe two tables via account id

 

Group in columns section the columns

Bracket

Account name

 

Put in values the columns values and customer id and for tge latter set a summarization distinctcount

 

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When you say Group in columns section - is this done in Power Query? As the bracket column is a calcualted column using multiple "if" "and" statements and doesnt appear there.

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