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I'm trying to aggregate the below to the Order Number level (Test measure). This will be part of a % allocation of client invoice calculation down stream. The desired output of the Test measure will be 4006.34 for all records.
The relationship to the ISP dimension is the headache, I believe. I thought I could solve this with:
CALCULATE( SUM(ISP Total), ALL(From Company Key)), but this does not work. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Hi @WCrayger ,
It's sorry that I can't understand your requirement, could you please share the sample data and expected result to us for analysis?
Best Regards,
Teige
I was able to accomplish the desired task by building a summary table:
ISP Invoice Summary =
SUMMARIZE(
'ISP Invoice'
,'ISP Invoice'[Work Order Number]
,'ISP Invoice'[Extended Invoice Total Amount]
)But still want to know if there's a more efficient way to do this in a single measure statement, one that won't use as much memory as a calculated table perhaps?
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