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I have two categories: Apples and Oranges. I want to Sum the product's Qty if and only if BOTH apples and oranges have a Qty count for that particular product. Here's an example
In the example above, only Item 1 and Item 4 have both Apples and Oranges Qty so they are the only valid ones that I want to count. I want to exclude Item 2 and 3 because they have one category each (and not both).
How do I even begin with the DAX here? To take a step further, the Category field is dynamic. I could have Apples, Oranges and Bananas and items should have all three Qty's to satisfy my criteria. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Please see attached file as well
try this measure
Measure = VAR AllCat = COUNTROWS ( ALL ( Table1[Category] ) ) RETURN CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Qty] ), FILTER ( VALUES ( Table1[Product] ), CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( VALUES ( Table1[Category] ) ) ) = Allcat ) )
Please see attached file as well
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