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Hello,
I have the following situation:
Table1:
| Material | Qty |
| SB340 | 800 |
Table2:
| Components | Lvl Above |
| SB340 | SB330 |
| SB330 |
I want to create a measure that shows 800 associated to the components SB330.
the two tables do not have reletionship due to additional complexities of the model.
regards
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Ok, I think I got it:
I broke it up in two measure:
M1=CALCULATE(SUM(table1[Qty]),Table1[Material] IN VALUES(Tabl2[Components]))
M2 =CALCULATE(M1,ALL(Table2),Table2[Lvl Above] IN VALUES(Table1[Components]))
Ok, I think I got it:
I broke it up in two measure:
M1=CALCULATE(SUM(table1[Qty]),Table1[Material] IN VALUES(Tabl2[Components]))
M2 =CALCULATE(M1,ALL(Table2),Table2[Lvl Above] IN VALUES(Table1[Components]))
Hi, can you have inactive relationship between the two? Just create the relationship, but it shall be inactive.
Then you can write a formula:
Qty=
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