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Hello, I need a calculated column with the total sales of each customer. I can't do it in a measure because I need it to eliminate the duplicates for the connection to an other table.
Example:
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@Broeselchen , A new column
Sumx(filter(Table, [Customer] = earlier([Customer]) ), [Sales])
Hi,
you can try this calculated column
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Hi @Broeselchen ,
If I understand well - you want to have new column with Total Sales, correct?
If yes - please try following formula:
Sorry, this didn't work.
Strange that it does not work for you, but I see that amitchandak has some alternative solution.
Good luck with your project!
@Broeselchen , A new column
Sumx(filter(Table, [Customer] = earlier([Customer]) ), [Sales])
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