Hello,
On SQLBI, there is the following code in an article:
Test :=
SUMX (
FILTER (
Customer,
Customer[Country] = "United States"
),
SUMX (
FILTER (
Sales,
Sales[CustomerKey] = Customer[CustomerKey] &&
Customer[Age] >= 20
),
IF (
Customer[Age] <= 45,
Sales[Quantity] * Sales[Net Price],
Sales[Quantity] * Sales[Unit Price]
)
)
)
Now I don't need the first FILTER part. But if I remove that Sales[CustomerKey] = Customer[CustomerKey] won't work anymore. The question is how do I define this relationship without the first FILTER. I could just set a filter that is always true but I'd like to learn how to properly do it.
Kind regards,
@Zepox , if sales and customers already have a join in the model then you do not need that join here.
For example here is my situation:
VAR hours =
SUMX (
FILTER ( 'order_completion', 'order_completion'[Date] > DATE ( 1900, 1, 1 ) ),
SUMX (
FILTER ( 'work_log', 'work_log'[ID] = 'order_completion'[ID] ),
'work_log'[working_duration] / 'order_completion'[amount_completed]
)
)
There are 2 tables (order_completion and work_log), both have ID but there is a table between them which connects them. If I remove the top part with the uselss filter I get the following error: a single value column cannot be determined.
I need to find the total worked time per item by dividing the total amount of worktime logged in 1 table by the amount of items completed logged in another table. The above code works but obviously is not the cleanest.
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