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Hi Everyone,
I know this is probably really simple but I've been struggling with it for the last two hours - I need to filter out the blue orders out of the first table then filter out the red shipments from the second. then subtract the red orders from the blue shipments. I've tried to filter the values but it never works. any assistance would be appreciated
| Orders | Shipment | |||
| Red | 10 | Blue | 50 | |
| Blue | 20 | Red | 40 | |
| Red | 30 | Blue | 30 | |
| Blue | 40 | Red | 20 | |
| Red | 50 | Blue | 10 | |
| Blue | 10 | Red | 50 | |
| Red | 20 | Blue | 40 | |
| Blue | 30 | Red | 30 | |
| Red | 40 | Blue | 20 | |
| Blue | 50 | Red | 10 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @tjeffries
try a measure
Measure =
CALCULATE(SUM('Shipment'[Value]), 'Shipment'[Colour] = "Blue") -
CALCULATE(SUM('Orders'[Value]), 'Orders'[Colour] = "Red")
Hi @tjeffries
try a measure
Measure =
CALCULATE(SUM('Shipment'[Value]), 'Shipment'[Colour] = "Blue") -
CALCULATE(SUM('Orders'[Value]), 'Orders'[Colour] = "Red")
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