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PVVBl00
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Join values to single row

Hello everyone                                  

I would like to know if in power BI there is any function or how I should do so that of these 3 columns I only leave the first one with the values of the other 2

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I need the values in row 2 and 3 to stay in row 1

THANKS¡¡¡

 

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bcdobbs
Community Champion
Community Champion

Try a calculated table:

ADDCOLUMNS (

    SUMMARIZE (
        TableName[NUM ID],

        TableName[Type]
    ),

    "Col1", CALCULATE ( SUM ( TableName[1] ) ),

    "Col2", CALCULATE ( SUM ( TableName[2] )),

    "Col1+2", CALCULATE ( SUM ( TableName[1+2] ))

)

 

Alternatively you could use group by in power query.

 



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Ashish_Mathur
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Super User

Hi,

Show clearly the result you are expecting.  Share data in a format that can be pasted in an MS Excel file.


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Ashish Mathur
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tamerj1
Super User
Super User

Hi @PVVBl00 

first you to have a unique date or index column. If don't you need to create an index column using power query. Then for the 3rd column the code would be

1 + 2 =
VAR CurrentIndex = Date[Index]
VAR CurrentTable =
    CALCULATETABLE ( Data, ALLEXCEPT ( Date, Data[NUM ID], Data[TYPE] ) )
VAR FirstIndex =
    MINX ( CurrentTable, Data[Index] )
VAR TotalValue =
    SUMX ( CurrentTable, Data[1] + Data[2] )
RETURN
    IF ( CurrentIndex = FirstIndex, TotalValue, 0 )
bcdobbs
Community Champion
Community Champion

Try a calculated table:

ADDCOLUMNS (

    SUMMARIZE (
        TableName[NUM ID],

        TableName[Type]
    ),

    "Col1", CALCULATE ( SUM ( TableName[1] ) ),

    "Col2", CALCULATE ( SUM ( TableName[2] )),

    "Col1+2", CALCULATE ( SUM ( TableName[1+2] ))

)

 

Alternatively you could use group by in power query.

 



Ben Dobbs

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Everything works perfectly for me, thank you very much :)), but in the column of 1 + 2, the value of the sum brings me wrong, you have any idea why it should be?

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