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If you want to sum the minimum values by Child and return this sum at the Parent level, a measure something like this should do the trick:
Sum of Min by Child = SUMX ( VALUES ( YourTable[Child] ), CALCULATE ( MIN ( YourTable[Col] ) ) )
For an individual Child, you will still just see the min value, but at the Parent level you should see the sum across Children.
Regards,
Owen
If you want to sum the minimum values by Child and return this sum at the Parent level, a measure something like this should do the trick:
Sum of Min by Child = SUMX ( VALUES ( YourTable[Child] ), CALCULATE ( MIN ( YourTable[Col] ) ) )
For an individual Child, you will still just see the min value, but at the Parent level you should see the sum across Children.
Regards,
Owen
Thank you very much ! This worked a treat. I need to get my head around using sum x and values and how this works specifically I think.
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