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Helper III
Helper III

New calculated table

Hi All,

 

I have a lot of rows from text file, something like that:

Table 1

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Based on the data above, I need to create a new summary table to see such details:

Table 2

A_a_a_2-1686555352264.png

-distinct count of item

-sum of qty

-sum of orders

-type and size - no calculations

 

I need that as a new table and then I will create relationship between Item from Table 1 and Item in Table 2.

 

Is it possible? If yes, how can I do that?

 

Thanks,

G.

 

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Adescrit
Impactful Individual
Impactful Individual

Hi @A_a_a 

 

You could try the following:

 

Table 2 = 
  SUMMARIZE( Table1, 
    Table1[Item], 
    Table1[type], 
    Table1[size cm], 
    "qty total", SUM( Table1[qty] ),
    "ordered total", SUM( Table1[ordered] )
  )

 

You need to select "New Table" from the modelling tab in Power BI desktop, and paste in this code. Edit the table name "Table1" as appropriate.


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Adescrit
Impactful Individual
Impactful Individual

Hi @A_a_a 

 

You could try the following:

 

Table 2 = 
  SUMMARIZE( Table1, 
    Table1[Item], 
    Table1[type], 
    Table1[size cm], 
    "qty total", SUM( Table1[qty] ),
    "ordered total", SUM( Table1[ordered] )
  )

 

You need to select "New Table" from the modelling tab in Power BI desktop, and paste in this code. Edit the table name "Table1" as appropriate.


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Hi @Adescrit 

 

Thank you! It works.

 

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