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Beto_Zambom
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Create a Column where sum two columns from different tables

Hi guys, not sure if this is possible:

 

In Table 1 I have a column called Amount Table1[Amount]

In table 2 I have a clumn called Extra Table2[Extra]

 

What I want to do is on Table 1 sum those two values in a new column:

New Column = Table1[amount]+ Table2[Extra]

  • Hello , 

    first to make this work you should make a relationship between the tables  and you should have a unique identifier , you have 3 options : 

    1- merge the 2 tables in power queries 
    2- make a new table in power bi as a summarize 
    3 - measure in a column in table 1 : Total = Table1[Amount] + RELATED(Table2[Extra]) 

    measure 3 will work if you have realationship correct . 

    Kindly accept as a solution if it works with you and a kudo would be greatfull . 

    Regards , 

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    bhelou
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    Hello , 

    first to make this work you should make a relationship between the tables  and you should have a unique identifier , you have 3 options : 

    1- merge the 2 tables in power queries 
    2- make a new table in power bi as a summarize 
    3 - measure in a column in table 1 : Total = Table1[Amount] + RELATED(Table2[Extra]) 

    measure 3 will work if you have realationship correct . 

    Kindly accept as a solution if it works with you and a kudo would be greatfull . 

    Regards , 

    • Beto_Zambom's avatar
      Beto_Zambom
      Frequent Visitor

      Thanks work fine. The problem was the relationship between the tables. 

       

  • Hello, 

     

    I have the same problem but in my case i would to do division "/" calcul. I have two tables that i create relations (Months-Months) and i would like to create a new column that i do this calculation : column A from table A / column B from table B.

     

    Thank you very much in advance 

    • bhelou's avatar
      bhelou
      Responsive Resident

      Dear , 

      Can you share some data  to help you with solving it . 

      Regards , 


    • bhelou's avatar
      bhelou
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      Dear , 

      Check if you have a unique table , you can use related or lookupvalue with the devide measure . 

      Thanks ,