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Dear Please if anyone can help me with this measure :
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@bhelou , Use filter
Population =
VAR
Population = CALCULATE(SUM(ESTIMATES[Pop Total Estimates]))
Return
CALCULATE([Pop Total Estimates running total in Year],filter('Capitals Unique', 'Capitals Unique'[Country] = SELECTEDVALUE('Capitals Unique'[Country])))
If these tables are joined, no need to add this clause
for more than one value
Population =
VAR
Population = CALCULATE(SUM(ESTIMATES[Pop Total Estimates]))
Return
CALCULATE([Pop Total Estimates running total in Year],filter('Capitals Unique', 'Capitals Unique'[Country] in allselected('Capitals Unique'[Country])))
@bhelou , Use filter
Population =
VAR
Population = CALCULATE(SUM(ESTIMATES[Pop Total Estimates]))
Return
CALCULATE([Pop Total Estimates running total in Year],filter('Capitals Unique', 'Capitals Unique'[Country] = SELECTEDVALUE('Capitals Unique'[Country])))
If these tables are joined, no need to add this clause
for more than one value
Population =
VAR
Population = CALCULATE(SUM(ESTIMATES[Pop Total Estimates]))
Return
CALCULATE([Pop Total Estimates running total in Year],filter('Capitals Unique', 'Capitals Unique'[Country] in allselected('Capitals Unique'[Country])))
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