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Hi,
I have this measure to calculate the distance between two points:
Hope you can help with this!
Thanks, Jeroen
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Found it!
Because I placed all variables in one table, I don't need to do a calculation on the longitude and latitude.
So the measure should be:
Found it!
Because I placed all variables in one table, I don't need to do a calculation on the longitude and latitude.
So the measure should be:
@JeroenN
This pattern measure should work for you:
Measure Name =
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE(
TABLE,
TABLE[Col1],
TABLE[Col2]
),
[Measure]
)
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Not sure what you mean.
I think I need to adjust the blue lines 8 and 9. But in what way?
@JeroenN
I am not sure about the tables and the Lat/Long fileds that are attahed to them. You have a table named PC2_Plaats and another Wensen. Could you share a sample or dummy PBI file,
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I made a small change to my dataset. All values are stored in the same table: wensen.
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