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zoemostert
Helper I
Helper I

Count, Where and Join

I've been trying a lot of things to fix my problem and searched the entire website, but couldn't figure out how to fix it. 

 

So I kinda know SQL and I believe that my query is very simple in SQL, though I still don't know how to do it in DAX. 

 

I have two tables (Stock and Sold Items) wich are related trough anohter table with ItemID's. I want to see thow many radio's have been sold in the last 1,5 year (Date in Sold Items table). There are 4 types of Categorys (in Stock table) that have radio's. I guess the code in SQL would be something like:

 

SELECT COUNT (Order_ID) AS Radio_Count

FROM so Sold_Items

JOIN i Item_ID 

ON so.Item_ID=i.Item_ID

JOIN s Stock

ON i.Item_ID=s.Item_ID

WHERE s.Category = "cat1"

OR "cat2"

OR "cat3"

OR "cat4"

 

Eventually I would like to see something like this:voorbeeld.jpg

 

 

Please help me!? 

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v-sihou-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

@zoemostert

 

I assume you already build the relationships between Sold_Items, Item_ID and Stock tables on "XXX_ID" column. Then you just need to create a measure to get the count calculation, and specify correct filter context to achieve where clause in DAX.

 

=
CALCULATE (
    COUNT ( Sold_Items[Order_ID] ),
    FILTER (
        Sold_Items,
        RELATED ( Stock[Category] ) = "cat1"
            || RELATED ( Stock[Category] ) = "cat2"
            || RELATED ( Stock[Category] ) = "cat3"
    )
)

For more details, please refer to article below:

 

From SQL to DAX: Filtering Data

 

Regards,

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v-sihou-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

@zoemostert

 

I assume you already build the relationships between Sold_Items, Item_ID and Stock tables on "XXX_ID" column. Then you just need to create a measure to get the count calculation, and specify correct filter context to achieve where clause in DAX.

 

=
CALCULATE (
    COUNT ( Sold_Items[Order_ID] ),
    FILTER (
        Sold_Items,
        RELATED ( Stock[Category] ) = "cat1"
            || RELATED ( Stock[Category] ) = "cat2"
            || RELATED ( Stock[Category] ) = "cat3"
    )
)

For more details, please refer to article below:

 

From SQL to DAX: Filtering Data

 

Regards,

Thank u! That worked perfectly 🙂

Greg_Deckler
Community Champion
Community Champion

Import your 3 tables and build the relationships in the relationship editor.

 

Then, create a column or measure that goes something like this:

 

Measure = CALCULATE(COUNT([Column]),RELATED(Table))

Really tough to be more specific without sample data.



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