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Hi there!
I have two measures, [Promo Vol] and [Total Vol] - you can see the results in this table
I just want to create another measure that will sum up the [Total Vol] but ONLY in cases where [Promo Vol] > 0
So in this case the output value I'm looking for is £334,948 (i.e. sum of everything in [Total Vol] except the last two rows because the Promo Vol is 0
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks
Alex
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@Anonymous , Try a measure like
sumx(values(Table[Date]), if([Promo Vol] > 0, [Total Vol],blank()))
Legend, thank you! 😘
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