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Hi, everyone.
Basically what I need is in the title. I have a table that needs to sum the revenue by store and month of another table. But I can't use lookupvalue because I have multiple brands of revenue on the same store.
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I figured it out myself!
What I did was use the DAX function FILTER. It turned out something like this: CALCULATE(SUM(TABLE2[REVENUE]),FILTER(TABLE2,TABLE2[MONTH]=TABLE1[MONTH]),FILTER(TABLE2,TABLE2[STORE]=TABLE1[STORE]))
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Jianpeng Li
I figured it out myself!
What I did was use the DAX function FILTER. It turned out something like this: CALCULATE(SUM(TABLE2[REVENUE]),FILTER(TABLE2,TABLE2[MONTH]=TABLE1[MONTH]),FILTER(TABLE2,TABLE2[STORE]=TABLE1[STORE]))
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