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Helper IIIIs it just me or are math functions completely broken?
In your first example you are creating a column that equals "2" to all of your rows, then aggregating by something. I'm going to guess you have 91 rows of data either filtered or in your dataset to get 182.
In your first example you are creating a column that equals "2" to all of your rows, then aggregating by something. I'm going to guess you have 91 rows of data either filtered or in your dataset to get 182.
Helper IIIOoohhh... yeeaaahh... that makes sense!
Any idea on the measure issue I mentioned?
That depends on what your data model looks like. I'm going to assume you've got multiple tables in play if some column names aren't autocompleting when creating a Measure, there's probably something funky in how the tables are related and/or you're working on the wrong side of a many:1 relationship.
- cparker4486
Turns out I was just doing it wrong (again). I was not using a function like SUM() in my attempt at making a measure.