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Dear all,
Coming back with another Question:
lets say i have the following measure :
ActualQTD = CALCULATE([Actual], DATESQTD(Calendar[Date]))
Can i calucle the QTD for More columns within the same measure? lets say actual is invoiced amount , but want it to calculate also pieces or tons without having to create another measure for each one:
Like below :
ActualQTD = CALCULATE([Actual], DATESQTD(Calendar[Date])) & CALCULATE([Pieces], DATESQTD(Calendar[Date])) & CALCULATE([ETC..], DATESQTD(Calendar[Date]))
is it a way around it as with & dont think it will work
Hi @alexbalazsalex,
Can i calucle the QTD for More columns within the same measure? lets say actual is invoiced amount , but want it to calculate also pieces or tons without having to create another measure for each one:
Like below :
ActualQTD = CALCULATE([Actual], DATESQTD(Calendar[Date])) & CALCULATE([Pieces], DATESQTD(Calendar[Date])) & CALCULATE([ETC..], DATESQTD(Calendar[Date]))
So what result will the measure finally return? QTD for [Actual]+[Pieces]+[ETC..]? QTD for [Actual]*[Pieces]*[ETC..]? Or anything else?
Could you be more precisely with requirement by posting some sample data and the expected result, so that we can better assist on this issue? ![]()
Regards
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