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Anonymous
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Power BI Subquery: Returning values where SUM greater than 1

I have a dataset which looks like the following:

 

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I want to write a query that returns sales_week, product, username and the SUM of qty only where the SUM is greater than 1.

 

I would write this in SQL using a subquery as follows:

 

SELECT tbl1.* FROM
  (SELECT sales_week, username, product, SUM(qty) AS 'total_qty'
  FROM sales_data
  GROUP BY sales_week, username, product) AS tbl1
WHERE tbl1.total_qty > 1

Which would result in the following:

 

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Can someone please help me to generate the same result in Power BI?

 

 

 

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evandrocunico
Resolver III
Resolver III

Hi @Anonymous 

 

try this: 

modeling -> create a newtable

New_table =
FILTER(
SUMMARIZE( Sales_data, 'Sales_data'[sales_week], 'Sales_data'[username], 'Sales_data'[product], "Total qty", sum('Sales_data'[qty])),
[total_qty] > 1)

 

 

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evandrocunico
Resolver III
Resolver III

Hi @Anonymous 

 

try this: 

modeling -> create a newtable

New_table =
FILTER(
SUMMARIZE( Sales_data, 'Sales_data'[sales_week], 'Sales_data'[username], 'Sales_data'[product], "Total qty", sum('Sales_data'[qty])),
[total_qty] > 1)

 

 

Anonymous
Not applicable

Thank you Smiley Very Happy

 

Your provided solution worked like a charm!

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