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Hello, I have this measure:
@Justas4478 , Assume your table already have agency name
Create a new table with Agency name and Rate
Join both Table on Agency name
You can create a new column or measure
new column = 'Agency Data'[Work Hours] * related(AgencyRate[Rate])
New measure = sumx( 'Agency Data', 'Agency Data'[Work Hours] * related(Agency Rate[Rate]) )
Hi @amitchandak I created slightly more complex table.
I made rates by Shift.My Agency Data table has shift column in it.
Should I join other table by shift instead of agency now?
Does this affect your provided calculated column or measure solutions?
Thanks.
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