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Hi all,
Part of my data model consists of 3 tables below. I'm trying to create a measure that sums SalesAmount for projects whose ProgramIDs can be found in Dim_Program (in Dim_Projects, there are several ProgramIDs that do not appear in Dim_Program, and some ProgramIDs that do). Not sure how to write the formula.
Hope this makes sense; I'm very new to DAX. Thanks in advance!
1. Dim_Program
ProgramID | Program Name |
aaa | Program1 |
2. Dim_Projects
ProjectID | ProjectName | ProgramID |
100 | Project1 | aaa |
3. tblSales
ProjectID | SalesAmount |
100 | 500 |
As long as you have the relationships properly set ut between your tables you shouldn't need to create a measure visualize the Sales amount / program.
By proper relationship I mean:
Dim_Program 1-->M Dim_Projects & Dim_Projects 1-->M tblSales
After you made sure that's done you should be able to drag the sales amount and program name into a visual and get the desired result.
Thanks a lot for the reply! @Jocke
I do have the relationships set up like that. I still need this in the form of a Measure as I need to subtract this measure from another measure to arrive at... another measure (all of these measures are used separately in different charts). Could you recommend an appropriate formula?