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Hi, I have the folloing DAX function to build a table:
RunningTotalByCreditCard = SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(creditcard[id_card], "TOTAL" , SUM(creditcard[sum]))
I'd like to add a filter so the table will show only records that have 3 in [Month] column, in Creditcard table
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
@gtamir
To create a table in the model, use the following:
SUMMARIZE(
FILTER( creditcard , creditcard[Month] = 3 ),
creditcard[id_card],
"TOTAL" , SUM(creditcard[sum])
)
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SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
creditcard[id_card],
"TOTAL" , SUM(creditcard[sum]),
FILTER( creditcard , creditcard[Month] = 3 )
)
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Thanks @Fowmy I tryied that but it says:
Function SUMMARIZECOLUMNS expects a column name as argument number 4.
@gtamir
To create a table in the model, use the following:
SUMMARIZE(
FILTER( creditcard , creditcard[Month] = 3 ),
creditcard[id_card],
"TOTAL" , SUM(creditcard[sum])
)
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⚪ Website ⚪ LinkedIn ⚪ PBI User Group
Yes it works, thanks.
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