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Hello,
I don't understand why i don't do this.
Représentant choisi = SELECTEDVALUE('Représentant'[Personnalisé])
Test = CALCULATE(SUM(Factures[Representant €]);Factures[Représentant 2]=[Représentant choisi])
Reguards.
I have another problem in rapport with this.
My representant have a link with rep01 but if i want to have the order with rep02 = representant i need to create a link with rep02 but it's not possible to create a link if he has another link.
So how i can to create 2 active links ??
Hi @AlexGallet01
You can have two links, although only one can be active at a the same time.
If you want to use the inactive relationship, you can use the USERELATIONSHIP function
Check
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh230952.aspx
Try ...
Test = CALCULATE(SUM(Factures[Representant €]);Factures[Représentant 2]=VALUES([Représentant choisi]))
Hello,
When i try this my Représentant choisi not accessible
Is there a relationship between
1.- Table "Factures"
2.- Table "Représentant"
Possibly through Factures[Représentant 2] and Représentant[Personnalisé]
?
If so, a simple
CALCULATE(SUM(Factures[Representant €]))
should work for you
Hello,
I try a new measure.
Représentant 2 € = CALCULATE(SUM(Factures[Representant €]);FILTER(Factures;Factures[Représentant 2]=[Représentant choisi]&&Factures[Représentant 1]<>[Représentant choisi]))
But now i don't have results while i do have results.
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