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DS1 and DS2 are imported (see screenshot below) and DS3 is a Dax table using the code snippet below. Does anyone have suggestions for adding Salesperson from DS1 to DS3?
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Hi,
ds1 is on the one side of a one to many relationship with ds2. Therefore all of it's columns are present in the expanded table form of ds2. (See Expanded tables in DAX - SQLBI ).
You can therefore just do the following:
ds3 =
CALCULATETABLE(
SUMMARIZE(
'ds2',
'ds1'[Salesperson],
'ds2'[Amount],
ds2[transaction id]),
'ds2'[Amount] > 90.00
)
Hi,
ds1 is on the one side of a one to many relationship with ds2. Therefore all of it's columns are present in the expanded table form of ds2. (See Expanded tables in DAX - SQLBI ).
You can therefore just do the following:
ds3 =
CALCULATETABLE(
SUMMARIZE(
'ds2',
'ds1'[Salesperson],
'ds2'[Amount],
ds2[transaction id]),
'ds2'[Amount] > 90.00
)
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