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Hello
I have three tables:
I want to create a calculated table that contains the columns:
Thank you very much for your help.
Javier
Hi, @Syndicate_Admin
Based on what I got, create a calculate table like below:
Table =
SUMMARIZE (
'List of Unpaid customers',
[Client code],
[process month],
"sum1", SUM ( [unpaid invoices at the processing date] ),
"sum2",
CALCULATE (
SUM ( [amouts] ),
FILTER (
"Customer accounts",
[Type of movement] = "Cashed"
&& [Move date] >= MAX ( 'Process calendar'[Start date period] )
&& [Move date] <= MAX ( 'Process calendar'[end date period] )
)
)
)
It is hard to build a real data model without sample data
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Zeon Zheng
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