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@Anonymous Well, if the table you are showing is a data table in the data model, then it will be:
Miles = ( [Cost%] * [TotalMiles] )
If that is a visual table and those are measures then it would be:
Miles = ( [Cost%] * [TotalMiles] )
In this case Miles is a measure
If it is a table visual and you are using default aggregations for columns, then your Miles measure would be something like:
Miles = ( MAX([Cost%]) * SUM([TotalMiles]) )
Without knowing more details, hard to say.
@Anonymous Well, if the table you are showing is a data table in the data model, then it will be:
Miles = ( [Cost%] * [TotalMiles] )
If that is a visual table and those are measures then it would be:
Miles = ( [Cost%] * [TotalMiles] )
In this case Miles is a measure
If it is a table visual and you are using default aggregations for columns, then your Miles measure would be something like:
Miles = ( MAX([Cost%]) * SUM([TotalMiles]) )
Without knowing more details, hard to say.
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