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  • Hello ajrodr82  instead of a meaasure you need to add a column to the table. 

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      ajrodr82
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      Well, I do know that I could just do a column to solve the problem but the dataset is 4+billion rows and I'm trying to avoid that kind of a change requiring me to redeploy and processing all the partitions. Is this possible with a measure somehow? 

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    Hi ajrodr82 ,

     

    If you don't have a column that provides row context, the measure returns an aggregated value. The same is true for two measures, which return two aggregated values. The aggregated value of the measure itself is a total, so you don't need another row for totals.

     

                                                                                                                                                             

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    Stephen Tao

     

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