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lucacebraak
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Sum values on same date (different tables)

Hi everyone, 

 

I would like to ask you something. Can someone help me out. 

I made those two graphics using different tables. 

 

lucacebraak_0-1637741102532.png

 

I would like to sum the values of the same date. So for example: 3835 + 73800 = 77635. 

 

Can someone tell me how I can sum the values where the date is equal? 

Probably important to know.

 

- I used count(table[kolom]) to get the amount in both graphics

- I already tried to make a join between the two tables on date. 

 

Thanks in advance 

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rbriga
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@jppv20 is right. 

If you have a calendar table that each of these fact tables can connect to (best practice),

a measure such as Total = SUM('TableA'[Sales]) + SUM('TableB'[Sales])

will work perfectly, assuming your visual uses the year\ month\ dates from the calendar table.

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lucacebraak
Regular Visitor

@jppv20 

 

Hi, 

I just create a date table and joined both tables with this table. It worked! So now it is possible to but them both in the visual. 

lucacebraak_0-1637751149026.png

 

I am wondering if I can also use DAX to make a measure. So I will not see dark blue and light blue, but just one. 

I know I can manipulate this as wel with 'Formatting', but I would like to do this on a correct way. 

 

Thanks in advance!

rbriga
Impactful Individual
Impactful Individual

You can always create a measure that does that!

Aggregate =  SUM('TableA'[Sales]) + SUM('TableB'[Sales])

 

There you have it- a measure with one number to rule them all.

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jppv20
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Hi @lucacebraak ,

 

Do you have a date table to connect both tables?

 

rbriga
Impactful Individual
Impactful Individual

@jppv20 is right. 

If you have a calendar table that each of these fact tables can connect to (best practice),

a measure such as Total = SUM('TableA'[Sales]) + SUM('TableB'[Sales])

will work perfectly, assuming your visual uses the year\ month\ dates from the calendar table.

-------------------------
Data analyst by day, hockey goalie by night.
Did I help? Then please hit that "kudos" or "accept as a solution" button!

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