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Cavring
Helper I
9 years agoNeed help to shape data and how to approach data set
Hi I have juste started learning Power BI and I would like to analyze my running race data. I have played around with may data, but I'm not getting my head around this. Background: Each race d...
- 9 years ago
Hi Cavring,
You'd better create a new table unioning the required columns form tables using the formula below.Table = UNION(SELECTCOLUMNS('1610 Amsterdam maraton',"Løps ID",'1610 Amsterdam maraton'[Løps ID],"Split",'1610 Amsterdam maraton'[Split],"Tid",'1610 Amsterdam maraton'[Tid]),SELECTCOLUMNS('ManuellKorr',"Løps ID",'ManuellKorr'[Løps ID],"Split",'ManuellKorr'[Split],"Tid",'ManuellKorr'[Tid]))
Then create a measure and table shown in screenshot2.Sum Tid1 = sum('Table'[Tid])
Please download the file form here.
Best Regards,
Angelia
v-huizhn-msft
Microsoft Employee
9 years agoHi Cavring,
You'd better create a new table unioning the required columns form tables using the formula below.
Table = UNION(SELECTCOLUMNS('1610 Amsterdam maraton',"Løps ID",'1610 Amsterdam maraton'[Løps ID],"Split",'1610 Amsterdam maraton'[Split],"Tid",'1610 Amsterdam maraton'[Tid]),SELECTCOLUMNS('ManuellKorr',"Løps ID",'ManuellKorr'[Løps ID],"Split",'ManuellKorr'[Split],"Tid",'ManuellKorr'[Tid]))
Then create a measure and table shown in screenshot2.
Sum Tid1 = sum('Table'[Tid])
Please download the file form here.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Cavring
Helper I
9 years agoHi @v-huizhn-
It worked like a charm. Thank you very much. I will be getting much use from that.
Thanks again,
Espen