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Problems combining 2 Tables

Hi, I have a very specific problem and I hope I am able to describe it good enough!   I have 2 Tables with separate dates and ID's (Schlag_ID). The structure looks as follows:   If I want t...
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  • LaurentCouartou's avatar
    LaurentCouartou
    9 years ago

    In your table Schlag_ID and Schlagebezeichnug_FE come from Flächenentwicklung.  

    However, filters applied to this table do not propagate to the table Pivot.

     

    You can either activate bi-directional filtering between Flächenentwicklung and Schlag_ID or add all relevant columns (Schlagebezeichnung_FE, Gemarkung_FE, ...) to your filter table (Schlag) or create measures using the following patterns:

     

    - 

    CALCULATE( SUM(Pivot[Kosten])
   ; 'Flächenentwicklung'
)
    CALCULATE( SUM(Pivot[Kosten])
   ; CROSSFILTER('Flächenentwicklung'[Schlag_ID];'Schlag_ID'[Schlag_ID], Both)
)

    Note: Measures are untested.

     

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LaurentCouartou
Solution Supplier
9 years ago

In your table Schlag_ID and Schlagebezeichnug_FE come from Flächenentwicklung.  

However, filters applied to this table do not propagate to the table Pivot.

 

You can either activate bi-directional filtering between Flächenentwicklung and Schlag_ID or add all relevant columns (Schlagebezeichnung_FE, Gemarkung_FE, ...) to your filter table (Schlag) or create measures using the following patterns:

 

- 

CALCULATE( SUM(Pivot[Kosten])
   ; 'Flächenentwicklung'
)
CALCULATE( SUM(Pivot[Kosten])
   ; CROSSFILTER('Flächenentwicklung'[Schlag_ID];'Schlag_ID'[Schlag_ID], Both)
)

Note: Measures are untested.

 

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    9 years ago

    Sorry that I needed much time to test your formula, but it defenitly worked! Thank You!

     

    best regards