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Adding a column to a table visual with a simple multiplication without getting more rows added
- Anonymous7 years ago
For now I have applied a filter so that unique can not be empty!
At least this makes the visual show the same 3 rows again as I initially had.
Anonymous ,
Modify the measure as below:
Meting = COUNT(Maintenance[ID])*4
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
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- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
First of all let me thank you for your effort in looking into this with me! Thank you very much!
But to me this is not the answer yet.
In my calculation I want the number of objects to be part of the equation.
So Count(Equipment[ID]) should be part of it.
And as for now that means the problem in my description is not solved.
In the meanwhile I have also tried to create a merge between the tables with an inner join. But this has also not solved it for me yet.
I will be grateful for any help!
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
For now I have applied a filter so that unique can not be empty!
At least this makes the visual show the same 3 rows again as I initially had.