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Hello community,
please give us some support in creating a measure. We categorize our sales by industry in a report. Industry assignment is by customer. This works.
I need your experience here: Now I want to create a measure that shows me the sales that are not assigned to any industry. The information is related via an intermediate table. How should the measure look like.
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Thanks for the post. Unfortunately it doesn't work, but your suggested solution reminded me of another post that probably has a similar relation in the data basis.
Solved: Re: DAX TREATAS and BLANK() - Microsoft Power BI Community
In the end I generated two measures:
Measure1 = CALCULTE(MeasureSalesTotal, TREATAS(VALUES('Industry'[IndustryCategory]),Industry[IndustryCategory]))
Measure2 = MeasureSalesTotal - Measure1
Thanks again.
Hi @GeorgWildmoser,
This won't be very specific but you can change names based on your table and columns. The following DAX formula should do it:
Other Sales = CALCULATE([Sales], FILTER('Table',ISBLANK('Table'[Industry])))
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Thanks for the post. Unfortunately it doesn't work, but your suggested solution reminded me of another post that probably has a similar relation in the data basis.
Solved: Re: DAX TREATAS and BLANK() - Microsoft Power BI Community
In the end I generated two measures:
Measure1 = CALCULTE(MeasureSalesTotal, TREATAS(VALUES('Industry'[IndustryCategory]),Industry[IndustryCategory]))
Measure2 = MeasureSalesTotal - Measure1
Thanks again.