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Hey guys,
I have a simple question regarding an Inner join with DAX. I am trying to replicate something that I have done in Python.
new_df = pd.merge(tableA[["ID"]],tableB, how = 'inner', on = 'ID)
new_df = new_df[new_df["Date"] >= '2018-05-31']
total_sum = new_df["Price"].sum()
I want to inner join 2 tables on a unique key,filter it by a certain date and then take the sum of the prices.
Ideally, I would like a dataframe with the "new_df" and then I would seperately calculate the "total_sum" with a DAX function.
Thanks!
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Hi @Anonymous ,
It looks that you just have to have a relationship between Table A and Table B on ID, as long as one of them is a Dim table (as you don't provide a sample data).
Hope it helps.
Fernando
Hi @Anonymous ,
It looks that you just have to have a relationship between Table A and Table B on ID, as long as one of them is a Dim table (as you don't provide a sample data).
Hope it helps.
Fernando
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