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Hi all.
In the picture above I have "Exec_Name" and "total" ,"Opportunity Number"and "Opportunity value". The "total" itself is a calculated table which uses the below formula:
Do i require a new calculated column as "revenue" or these adding up of the values can be done in the "total" column itself?
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Hmm i think your best option would be to first create a calculated column as the formula i gave you first, then do the summary with max
Hello can you please try
Calculate([measure of revenue],allexcept(table,table[exc name]))
Hi @Anonymous . The measure of revenue is a calculated table. so when i tried using your formula it is not detecting that calculated table.
can you please try this instaed of your main measure?SUMMARIZE(ATE,ATE[Exec_name],ATE[Opportunity_Number],"total",calculate(SUM(ATE[Opportunity_value]),allexcept(table,table[exec name]))
@Anonymous Hi. Tried this:
Hmm i think your best option would be to first create a calculated column as the formula i gave you first, then do the summary with max
@Anonymous okay done
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