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CarlsBerg999
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DAX multiply two columns in separate tables

Hi,

 

I have two tables. Table one:

 

ProductSold qty
Product 1

  1

Product 2  2
Product 3  51

 

Table two:

ProductPrice
Product 1  50€
Product 2  100€
Product 3

  25€

Product 430€
Product 5  25€

 

The goal is: Sold qty * Price for each product. Outcome would be:

 

ProductTotal sales
Product 1  50€
Product 2  200€
Product 3  1275€

 

I know i could just merge these two tables in Power Query and make a calculated column. However, i want to do this with a DAX measure. How do i do this? (what kind of a relationship and DAX measure is required?)

 

Thanks for your help in advance!

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hello @CarlsBerg999,you can calculate revenue using DAX as below screenshot shown

Sales_DAX de productos: PRODUCTX(Product_Qty, Product_Qty[Sold qty]* RELATED(Product_price[Price]))
Sales DAX.jpg

Sumanth_23_0-1600275364277.png

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@CarlsBerg999 , new column in table 1

 

maxx(filter(Table2, Table2[product] = Table1[product]), Table[Price]) * Table1[Qty]

 

or

related(Table[Price]) * Table1[Qty]

 Hi, The second one (related.....) works fine as a new column. What is the idea behind the the: maxx(filter(Table2, Table2[product] = Table1[product]), Table[Price]) * Table1[Qty] Is this for a measure and if not, is it possible to do the required calculation as a measure rather than a calculcated column?

hello @CarlsBerg999,you can calculate revenue using DAX as below screenshot shown

Sales_DAX de productos: PRODUCTX(Product_Qty, Product_Qty[Sold qty]* RELATED(Product_price[Price]))
Sales DAX.jpg

Sumanth_23_0-1600275364277.png

Please mark the post as a solution and provide a 👍 if my comment helped resolve your issue. Thank you!

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Hi,

 

The second one (related.....) works fine as a new column. What is the idea behind the the: 

 

maxx(filter(Table2, Table2[product] = Table1[product]), Table[Price]) * Table1[Qty]

 

Is this for a measure and if not, is it possible to do the required calculation as a measure rather than a calculcated column? 

Sumanth_23
Memorable Member
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hi @CarlsBerg999 - You can acheive this by creating a cacluated column; you can setup the 2 tables as seen below. 

 

Sumanth_23_0-1600236649202.png

 

Additionaly you can use the "RELATED" function and build a calculated column to calcuate the Sales

Revenue = Product_Qty[Sold qty] * RELATED(Product_price[Price])

 

Sumanth_23_1-1600236716421.png

 

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FarhanAhmed
Community Champion
Community Champion

If you have "Many to 1" or "1 to 1" relationship between ProductPrice and ProductSold table then use "RELATED" in "MANY" side of table to get the value from single side.


Lets say if you have Price table contains single row for each product and Sales table contains quantity sold of each time of product then you should create column in sold table like 

 

Amount = Qty * RELATED (Price [Price])







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