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Hi,
I have created the following measure showing number of new members after a clinic for different clubs. I get good results accept for the total which clearly isn't the sum of all new members.
The tables GJDBD-clinics and Instroom_leden are joined many-to-one on CLUBCODE, so I excepted it to work fine.
@Anonymous , Try like
GJDBD Instroom =
var vanaf=min(Verenigingen[Datum_eerste_clinic])
return
Sumx( Values([Clubcode]), CALCULATE([# Instroom t/m 12 jaar],Verenigingen[Deelnemer_GJDBD],vanaf<Instroom_leden[Startdatum]) )
or
GJDBD Instroom =
var vanaf=min(Verenigingen[Datum_eerste_clinic])
return
CALCULATE(Sumx( Values([Clubcode]), [# Instroom t/m 12 jaar]),Verenigingen[Deelnemer_GJDBD],vanaf<Instroom_leden[Startdatum]) )
@amitchandak Here an overview of the complete datamodel
As I told I get the right figures by CLUBNAAM but the total number is wrong. When I make a breakdown by a variable from the table Instroom_leden e.g. geslacht the number also don't change.
@amitchandak I rewrote the measure, but still get the same results. I'm guessing that something might be wrong with the datamodel. What do you think?
GJDBD Instroom =
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