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Hi,
There are some posts on using measures in calculated sum functions, but so far I've not been able to use these in solving my issue below. So I hope someone is able to help me out.
I've got a table showing storage levels by location, on given reported dates by product. My colleagues looking at the dashboard like to use area charts (see below), hence I have some measures, to be able to plot individual years and averages/min/max etc. For example like this: 2019 = CALCULATE(SUM('Storage By location'[storage Amount]), 'Date mapping Table'[Year]=2019)
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