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Hi, I have a table as follows. I would like to create a column that sums up the total rights and total tech values for each DEAL ID. Eg deal ID 1 would sum up all the values in the first 3 rows (total rights and total tech columns)
Thank you so much for your help!!!!
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Try new columns like
sumx(filter(Table, [deal id] = earlier([deal id])),[total rights])
sumx(filter(Table, [deal id] = earlier([deal id])),[total Tech])
Try new columns like
sumx(filter(Table, [deal id] = earlier([deal id])),[total rights])
sumx(filter(Table, [deal id] = earlier([deal id])),[total Tech])
Thank you so much! It isn't working.....any other idea? I want it to sum up the total amount in both the rights and the tech columns for each deal.
So in the example below I would like it to sum up 414,510+160,000+9,000 for all rows with deal ID 2.
Thank you so much for the quick response!
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