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Hi,
I am using a formula to create the SUM of a measure:
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Hi @Anonymous ,
You could try to use UNION() function
SUMX(UNION(VALUES('Table'[Column1]),VALUES('Table'[Column2])),[measure])
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi @Anonymous ,
You could try to use UNION() function
SUMX(UNION(VALUES('Table'[Column1]),VALUES('Table'[Column2])),[measure])
Best Regards,
Jay
@Anonymous , You can use summarize when you have more than one column
IF(HASONEVALUE([servername]), [Underutilisation], SUMX(Summarize(Table,[servername],Table[Groupbytwo], "_1", [Underutilisation]),[_1]))
He clearly asked how to use SUMX and VALUES in the same measure.
Hi,
The two columns are from different and unrelated tables
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