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Hi,
Here's the example of the data tables I have
SolutionMap: Performance pivot table:
|Solutionid(distinct) | Workload |Partner id | 1 | 2
| 1 | A |1 | 250 | 180 ..... .
| 2 | A |2 | 150 | 100
| 3 | B |3 | 100 | 80
| 4 | C
....
The Performance pivot table has partner id and the revenue for each Solutionid, I need some help to create a measure table that will sum the revenue base on the SolutionID I picked from the list filter ,
For example, if I select Solution ID 1, it should show:
|Partner id | Total_revenue
|1 | 250
|2 | 150
|3 | 100
if I selected Solution ID 1,2, it should show:
|Partner id | Total_revenue
|1 | 430
|2 | 250
|3 | 180
How should I do it?
Thank you .
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Hi,
to obtain something like this
the easiest solution is to unpivot column in performance table
- select your SolutionID columns and then unpivot
- rename the column you obtain conveniently and load.
You can obtain the same thing in DAX by creating a new table
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thank you that's really help, is there anyway I could apply a workload filter on this too?
You have only to create a relationship between your two table
then add Workload as a slicer and now you can slice and dice as you want
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and accepting it as a solution !
Hi,
to obtain something like this
the easiest solution is to unpivot column in performance table
- select your SolutionID columns and then unpivot
- rename the column you obtain conveniently and load.
You can obtain the same thing in DAX by creating a new table
If this post is useful to help you to solve your issue consider giving the post a thumbs up
and accepting it as a solution !
thank you that's really help, is there anyway I could apply a workload filter on this too?
You have only to create a relationship between your two table
then add Workload as a slicer and now you can slice and dice as you want
If this post is useful to help you to solve your issue consider giving the post a thumbs up
and accepting it as a solution !
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