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Mapping the Data with multiple source
Hi Anonymous ,
You can create intermediate calculated table like DAX below, then create relationships with your three original tables with "Both" of Cross filter direction.
Distinct Customer Grouping= UNION(DISTINCT('SSD'[Customer Grouping]), DISTINCT('PSD'[Customer Grouping]),DISTINCT('Outlet'[Customer Grouping]))Best Regards,
Amy
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The table route may be the way to go. Would still be DAX.
I am going to assume that you have the DAX for the distinct customers, you could do this:
Measure =
VAR __Customers = [Distinct Customers] //this is your measure
VAR __Table =
ADDCOLUMNS(
'Outlet Table',
"Final",IF([Customer Grouping] IN __Customers,[Outlet #],0)
)
RETURN
SUMX(__Table,[Final])Hi Greg_Deckler,
Thank you for replying. I tried the measure you suggested. its giving me this error.
__Customers is supposed to be the distinct list of customers that you said you had, not their count, so something like:
VAR __Customers = DISTINCT('Table'[Column])
This returns a table of values, which is what you want for the measure.
Hello @Greg_Deckler
My apologies, the name of the measure is wrong. This is the measure I created if it expands. As you can see the measure is trying to get values other than psd and ssd during the last 6 months with condition, but it does not allow me since it says that it is not a valid table