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Hi @CD1,
Please use calculate with filter functions to instead lookupvalue, I don't think 'lookupvalue' can suitable for your requirement.
For example:
Sum from other table = CALCULATE ( SUM ( table[value] ), FILTER ( ALL ( table ), table[date] >= FIRSTDATE ( table2[date] ) && table[date] <= LASTDATE ( table2[date] ) ) )
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @CD1,
Please use calculate with filter functions to instead lookupvalue, I don't think 'lookupvalue' can suitable for your requirement.
For example:
Sum from other table = CALCULATE ( SUM ( table[value] ), FILTER ( ALL ( table ), table[date] >= FIRSTDATE ( table2[date] ) && table[date] <= LASTDATE ( table2[date] ) ) )
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hello
In the event that I want to do the same, but add the values according to some concept, how to do it
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