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Hi Everyone,
I would like to SUM value with joined 2 tables in the picture below.
I try to use DAX formula for Forecast_Value: CALCULATE(SUM(BrandForec[Forecast_Value]), ALL(BrandForec[Brand&Type])) doesn't work! that was shown result as 80 but I want 280 (A A + A B).
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi Ibendlin,
I have solved this solution already by creating master data of Brand&Type and joined with 2 tables.
What part does the left table play in your scenario? How are the tables joined?
Hi Ibendlin,
I have solved this solution already by creating master data of Brand&Type and joined with 2 tables.
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