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SELECT customer_id, SUM(amount) AS total_sales
FROM orders
GROUP BY customer_id;
How can I convert it to a DAX function?
Is there any AI tool that converts SQL queries to DAX functions? (Except ChatGPT)
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @jainesh12
If you are creting a measure then simply
total_sales = SUM ( Orders[Amount] )
If you want to create a calculated table
OrdersByCustomer =
SUMMARIZE ( Orders, Orders[Customer_id], "total_sales", SUM ( Orders[Amount] ) )
Hi @jainesh12
If you are creting a measure then simply
total_sales = SUM ( Orders[Amount] )
If you want to create a calculated table
OrdersByCustomer =
SUMMARIZE ( Orders, Orders[Customer_id], "total_sales", SUM ( Orders[Amount] ) )
@tamerj1 Thank you for the suggestion.
This was just an example, do you know is their any requirement to convert SQL queries to DAX functions?
If yes, please suggest a few scenarios.
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