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Anonymous
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Hi All, 

I have two tables like below:

table1.JPGtable2.JPG

I created a relationship between two tables using ProductID.

Then I created the following table and added a date slicer. My output is shown below. (Here, nov 2 is selected)

output.JPG

Here, for category X, product C target is not taken and for category Y, product E target is not taken.

But I want my output as below:

need.JPG

Is there a way to get the above output?

Thank You.

 

 

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@Anonymous

 

hi, you can obtain with this: 

 

TargetAll = CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Target]),ALL(Table2[Date]))



Lima - Peru

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BhaveshPatel
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You can achieve the output by creating a new calculated column in your table 1 using below syntax.

 

Quantity = SUMX(RELATEDTABLE(Table2),Table2[Qty])

 

and the expected output is shown in the screenshot.1111111111111111.PNG

 

 

Thanks & Regards,
Bhavesh

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Anonymous
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Hi @BhaveshPatel

Thank you for your reply.

But this is not what I want. When I select nov 2 in date slicer, I want to show the Qty for nov 2 only. In your output, the Qty for category X is 83. But I want to display 43 when I select nov 2 in date slicer. Please see below:

need.JPG

@Anonymous

You can check that  I have not selected slicer in the screenshot. once you select the slicer, it will cross filter the values of X and Y as expected by you.

 

 

Thanks & Regards,
Bhavesh

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@Anonymous

 

hi, you can obtain with this: 

 

TargetAll = CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[Target]),ALL(Table2[Date]))



Lima - Peru
Anonymous
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Hi @Vvelarde,

It worked. Thank you very much:)

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