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Hi,
I have one measure 'Actual Volume' from table1, I can to break it down with 2 different columns from table 2 and table 3:
And I would like to have both in one visual summed like below:
is there a way I can do that?
Thanks.
@Anonymous , You have created a common table country and then you can create a measure like
sum(Table1[value]) + sum(Table2[value])
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@amitchandak , sorry I should have been more clear, the screenshots are just matrix visual. The measure is one table, the 'County' columns are in 2 other different tables. it is the same measure that is breakdown by 2 different columns from 2 different tables.
@amitchandak , I am using tabular model so I can't provide the pbix, below is the part of the model I need for this request:
below is the sample data:
I need the output as below:
Hi, @Anonymous
If your table2 and table3 are similar in structure,you can take a try to append this two Queries as a new query in Query Editor .
In this way you can get the partial results of table columns as follows.
You can also try to create a similar calculated table using "summarize" and "union" functions
If it doesn't work ,please share sample pbix file for testing.
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Community Support Team _ Eason
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