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I am trying to write a SUMMARIZE function, I know I need to have the table name next,
Which I know is “Booking_History__c” from the Transform data pane...
= Source{[Name="Booking_History__c"]}[Data]
But when I type in the table name, I keep getting the same error,
What am I doing wrong?
Hi @JDES2025 visual calculation dose not allow summarize() you need to create a table or measure. If table format works you can try the proposed solution from @MasonMA or if you like to do it using measure try this
Summarized_Measure =
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE(
'Booking_History__c',
'Booking_History__c'[BookingID],
'Booking_History__c'[CustomerID]
),
SUM ( 'Booking_History__c'[SalesAmount] )
)
You can learn more about summarize() function in here
Thanks
Hi,
In a visual calculation, you don’t directly reference model tables the same way you do in a standard DAX expression.
That’s why when type SUMMARIZE() you get the table name error.
If you want to use SUMMARIZE, please create a calculated table or measure in the model, not in a visual calculation.
NewTable =
SUMMARIZE (
'Booking_History__c',
'Booking_History__c'[BookingID],
'Booking_History__c'[CustomerID],
"Total Sales", SUM ( 'Booking_History__c'[SalesAmount] )
)