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Create a relationship using Specific or All values
- 4 years ago
Hi gomezc73 ,
Try the following formula:
Total Values = VAR temp_table = FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( 'Balance sheet accounts', 'Balance Transactions' ), 'Balance sheet accounts'[Account Sub] = 'Balance Transactions'[Sub] && 'Balance sheet accounts'[Account Type] = 'Balance Transactions'[Object] && 'Balance sheet accounts'[Cat3] = 'Balance Transactions'[BU Cat03] && ( 'Balance sheet accounts'[Cat6] = 'Balance Transactions'[BU Cat06] || 'Balance sheet accounts'[Cat6] = "*All" ) ) RETURN SUMX ( temp_table, 'Balance Transactions'[Value] )This is giving the correct result for the small sample you present however not sure if it will return correctly on your overall values since the details can make all the difference:
Also be aware that I have unpivot the transactions in order not to have a calculation for each column.
Check PBIX file attach.
- 4 years ago
That command CrossJoin works fine. I really appreciate your help.. thank you very much!!
Hi Miguel,
There are aprox 20 Category 6 (Cat6), then when I say '*All' is to no write in details the 20 codes of Cat6.
That's my concerns, in some rows I have to link both file only with 1 Cat 6, and there are other rows where no matter, because it is for all Cat6.
Hi gomezc73 ,
If you create the dimension tables for CAT3 and CAT6 with unique values then those dimensions will filter out everything. you will simulate a many to many with a many to one to many.
Or your question is how to write the first table without a single line for each value?