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Hi,
I am trying to use the formula Related( ) with the next formula:
Horas Unidad = CALCULATE(SUM(Zon1[Horas Unidad]);FILTER(Zon1;Zon1[Unidad de Bombeo Indisponible]=RELATED(SBH_1[Unidad])))
But it show the next error message:
"La columna 'SBH_1[Unidad]' no existe o no tiene ninguna relación con las tablas disponibles en el contexto actual."
And the relationships I have are the following:
I know the error is with the formula Related( ).
Any idea to solve this problem?
Thanks!!
@Anonymous
This is a typical many to many relationship case, you should take a look at this post:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/DAX-RELATED-with-MANY-TO-MANY-RELATIONSHIP/td-p/606638
And if you need more help, could you provide a sample pbix that illustrates your problem.
Best regard
Paul Zheng
Hi @Anonymous
Can you provide more details on the format of the two tables and what is the current relationship between the two tables? Any reason you use many-to-many relationship here? (This is not recommended).
hey @DataChant @az38
Every row has his respective "Unidad de bombeo indisponible" and "Horas unidad"(these are hours). And sometimes the "Unidad de bombeo indisponible" can repeat in a different row with a different value of "Horas unidad". (This is in the "Zon1" table)
What I want is a calulated column in "SBH_1" table with the sum of "Horas unidad" from each "Unidad de bombeo indisponible".
The "unidad" column from SBH_1 has the same values of "Unidad de bombeo indisponible" with some repeated values I need.
So I create:
Horas Unidad = CALCULATE(SUM(Zon1[Horas Unidad]);FILTER(Zon1;Zon1[Unidad de Bombeo Indisponible]=RELATED(SBH_1[Unidad])))
The tables has a many to many relationship because I relate the tables with "unidad" and "Unidad de bombeo indisponible" and none of these has unique values.
Thanks
@Anonymous
didnt you try to add into SBH_1 table a super-simple measure?
Measure = calculate(SUM(Zon1[Horas Unidad]))
Hey,
No, because in the "Unidad" column are some repeated values than I related, and I need to sum other values too.
@Anonymous
what column do you use as a key for relationships?
Hi @Anonymous
what do you want to get at final?
sum of [Horas Unidad] from what table? as i see is a many-to-many relationship. what rule defines how to exactly it should be calculated? what table do you create a column in?
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