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Hi Team,
I have done below measure_1 based on multiple if condition, now I want the overall sum of measure_1.

Thanks,
Udt_KV
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , measure like
Assume product 1 and product 2 are measures then
a new measure = if([Product 1] > 25 || [product 2] >13,1,0)
then to add
sumx( values(Table[Market]), [New measure])
@Anonymous , measure like
Assume product 1 and product 2 are measures then
a new measure = if([Product 1] > 25 || [product 2] >13,1,0)
then to add
sumx( values(Table[Market]), [New measure])
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