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Hi All,
I have three tables as shown below
1. States (Bridge table)
2. PNG_032024
3. CGD_ Basic
I am building a visual in which when i select the state all the area in the state shows up with PNG Target (Sum of PNG target on CGD Basic table ) and Domestic connection given (Sum of Domestic column in PNG-032024 table)
However, the filter is not giving correct result.
One way i am able to do is by making the relationship between state and PNG_032024 inactive and building a relationship between (GA name of CGD Basic and GA name of PNG_032024 one to one bi-directional)
Just wanted to know if there could be any better way of doing it using a dax fucntion
Hi @baronraghu ,
Please try:
Total Domestic Connection given =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'PNG_032024'[Domestic] ),
TREATAS ( VALUES ( 'CGD_ Basic'[States] ), 'PNG_032024'[States] )
)
Best Regards,
Gao
Community Support Team
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Hi,
I tried this but not getting the output correct
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