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Hi everybody,
I am new here.
I have the following scenario.
My data comes from an OData feed.
There are 4 tables:
1. Item Entries (include all sold products)
2. Resource Entries (include all sold services)
3. User
4. DateTable
The releationship is as follows:
User -> Item Entries (1:*)
User -> Resource Entries (1:*)
DateTable -> Item Entreis (1:*)
DateTable -> Resource Entries (1:*)
Now I have created some calculated columns in the user table for example:
Total Sales Amount (product) = CALCULATE(SUM(Item Entries[Sales Amount]))
Total Sales Amount (service) = CALCUKATE(SUM(Resource Entreis[Sales Anount]))
Total Sales Amount = User[Total Sales Amount (product)] + User[Total Sales Amount (service)]
This is super simple and works fine, but how to set the date filter wich comes from the datetable.
Thx in advance
Thomas
Solved! Go to Solution.
You shouldn't be using calc columns. Take a read of my blog post on is topic. http://exceleratorbi.com.au/calculated-columns-vs-measures-dax/
write them as measures and they will update with slicers.
You shouldn't be using calc columns. Take a read of my blog post on is topic. http://exceleratorbi.com.au/calculated-columns-vs-measures-dax/
write them as measures and they will update with slicers.
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