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Morning all,
I already try to do below measure to get the result but it was not accurate when it come to 1 single day have more than 1 usage measure.
Actual Data
| Day | Abnormality | Value | Usage Measure |
| 19 | Joint | 0 | 7293 |
| 19 | Joint | 86 | 8869 |
Current measure result
| Day | Abnormality | Value | Usage Measure |
| 19 | Joint | 86 | 8869 |
Expected result
| Day | Abnormality | Value | Usage Measure |
| 19 | Joint | 86 | 16162 |
Usage measure =
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE (
CALCULATETABLE('For Graph',ALL('For Graph'[Abnormality])),
'For Graph'[Day],
'For Graph'[UsageMeasure]
),
'For Graph'[UsageMeasure]
)
Regards,
Nuha
@Anonymous , I think the below measure should work, unless you have some specific need
Sum('For Graph'[UsageMeasure])
or
calculate(Sum('For Graph'[UsageMeasure]), filter(allselected(Table), Table[Abnormality] = max(Table[Abnormality]) && Table[Day] = Max(Table[Day]) ) )
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