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Hi,
I have a calculated field that multiplies sumed values from 2 seperate tables.
Calculated_Field= sum(TableA[Bookings])*sum(TableB[Decimal_Number]) = 15
I would like to take this calculated field, and put it inside a matrix where the row values are from a third table. None of these tables have related values that can be used to create a relationship. However, I want my calculated field (it's static at 15) to only display for certian values in table C (as displayed below). Is there a way to do this.
TableC[Market]
Market | Calculated Field
__________________|__________________
North America | 15
Europe | 0
South America | 15
Asia | 0
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hi, @Anonymous
Yes, you could get it by the logic of this formula
Measure= IF( SELECTEDVALUE(TableC[Market])="North America", SUM(Calculated_Field),
IF(SELECTEDVALUE(TableC[Market])="South America" , SUM(Calculated_Field),
0)
)
Best Regards,
Lin
hi, @Anonymous
Yes, you could get it by the logic of this formula
Measure= IF( SELECTEDVALUE(TableC[Market])="North America", SUM(Calculated_Field),
IF(SELECTEDVALUE(TableC[Market])="South America" , SUM(Calculated_Field),
0)
)
Best Regards,
Lin
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