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How do I add a calculated column that simply is the product of the values in two other columns (Qty on Hand X Unit Cost)? Seems like it should be easy enough to do, but I'm struggling with it... Thanks in advance.
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Load your PBIX, and go to your Data and go to the table where the columns are. Click "New Column" and enter the formula:
Inventory Cost =[Qty on Hand] * [Unit Cost]
@andre @Seth_C_Bauer Instead of calculated column can use Measure:= SUMX( TableName; TableName[Qty on Hand] * TableName[Unit Cost] ) so you can iterate the whole table like a calulated column.
Load your PBIX, and go to your Data and go to the table where the columns are. Click "New Column" and enter the formula:
Inventory Cost =[Qty on Hand] * [Unit Cost]
Perfect. Thanks. That's simple enough. I was convinced that I had to use some type of built in function to do a calculation.
@Seth_C_Bauer i am afraid in this particular case your measure calc will not work. I am not a big fan of calculated columns but in this case, I think that smoupre's solution will work better.
@andre - Whoop, glossed over this one a little to quickly. Yep, you're right. Thanks for pointing this out.
you can do this by building up a final measure by utlizing two hidden measures.
Create and Hide these measures
Measure1 := SUM([Qty on Hand])
Measure2 := SUM([Unit Cost])
Final measure
Measure3 := Measure1 * Measure2
@andre @Seth_C_Bauer Instead of calculated column can use Measure:= SUMX( TableName; TableName[Qty on Hand] * TableName[Unit Cost] ) so you can iterate the whole table like a calulated column.
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