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Hi Guys,
I need these columns
ID&Product | Total Days |
111Books | 15 |
111Cars | 15 |
111Bike | 20 |
222Bike | 55 |
222Cars | 75 |
from this table
ID | Product | ID&Product | Days |
111 | Books | 111Books | 5 |
111 | Books | 111Books | 10 |
111 | Cars | 111Cars | 15 |
111 | Bike | 111Bike | 20 |
222 | Bike | 222Bike | 25 |
222 | Bike | 222Bike | 30 |
222 | Cars | 222Cars | 35 |
222 | Cars | 222Cars | 40 |
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
Sorted, using real data
Test = if(DeliveryExtract[Week Number] = DeliveryExtract[Week From],SUMX(VALUES(DeliveryExtract[ProjectID & Product Key]),CALCULATE(SUM(DeliveryExtract[Actual Time + ETC (Days)]))))
Sorted, using real data
Test = if(DeliveryExtract[Week Number] = DeliveryExtract[Week From],SUMX(VALUES(DeliveryExtract[ProjectID & Product Key]),CALCULATE(SUM(DeliveryExtract[Actual Time + ETC (Days)]))))
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