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This is data as close to the following.
Itemcode | Items | Value | ||
41000 | Item A | 230000 | ||
41001 | Item B | 266000 | ||
41002 | Item C | 340000 | ||
41003 | Item D | 120000 | ||
41004 | Item E | 560000 | ||
41005 | Item F | 901000 | ||
51000 | Item G | 459000 | ||
51001 | Item H | 341000 | ||
51002 | Item I | 100000 | ||
51003 | Item J | 230000 | ||
51004 | Item K | 231400 |
So I would like to do a SUM of items Value where the ItemsCode startwith 41 in the Itemcode and another SUM of items Value starts with 51.
Assist.
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@Datagulf , You can create measure like
calculate(Sum(Table[Value]), filter(Table,left(Table[ItemCOde],2) = "41") )
or
calculate(Sum(Table[Value]), filter(Table,left(Table[ItemCOde],2) = "51") )
@Datagulf , You can create measure like
calculate(Sum(Table[Value]), filter(Table,left(Table[ItemCOde],2) = "41") )
or
calculate(Sum(Table[Value]), filter(Table,left(Table[ItemCOde],2) = "51") )
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