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o59393
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Calculated Column displaying duplicate values

Hi all
 
I have a calculated column that is repating the value per row when it should be different:
 
 
 
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The calculated column named "W" is a multiplication of X, Y and Z. But as you can see, the rows of the column W are repeated and should not. The correct value is show in the column AA (calculated measure)
 
I attach a sample model of the example described in the image: Sample_demand.pbix
 
How can I get the calculated column W show the same values as column AA?
 
Thanks.
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Greg_Deckler
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@o59393 Well, you have a weak many-to-many relationship between the two tables involved and that's probably a starting point for what is going wrong. 



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Hi @Greg_Deckler !

 

Yes I know M:M is not recommeneded, however is the only way I can treat my model because it has multiple SKU's, which then I cluster them by categories.

 

The source files inevitably lead me to make a M:M relationship.

 

If you could find a turnaroud to my calculated column I would appreaciate 🙂

 

Thanks.

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