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Hi,
I would like to show a total sales measure on 1 chart, that ignores the sales person's contribution and
next to it should be the sales person's contribution.
Nothing seems to be working so far.
So the measure is:
Thank you,
Gabor
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @TomMartens
The Measure you used worked great, but I did not see that there is another column for my filter as it was with table.
Image + name
So I had to write:
Hey,
not sure without sample data, but maybe this will do the trick:
Total Sales YTD All SalesPerson=
CALCULATE(
TOTALYTD([Total Sales];DATESYTD('Date Table'[Year-Month]))
,ALL('<tablename>'[columnofthesalesperson])
)Hopefully, this provides what you are looking for.
Regards,
Tom
Hi @TomMartens
The Measure you used worked great, but I did not see that there is another column for my filter as it was with table.
Image + name
So I had to write:
Hi @TomMartens
Unfortunately it did not work.
When i filtered for 1 sales person, the result was the same for the total sales and the sales person's contribution.
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