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I'm new to PowerBi/DAX and have a burning need to create ~10-15 complex aggregate measures from a related table (Deal Investment) that will be aggregated and stored on another table (Deal). The differences are real, and any help is sincerely appreciated. I am assuming that I will need to use Calculate SUMX and related function syntax, but asking for some newbie guidance from the community.
Here is a sample SQL query that I need to replicate in DAX:
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Thanks Greg, point taken! Since my question is really a question of syntax conversion from SQL to DAX for nested Case/When statements, I assumed that providing the relevant table references and SQL logic would suffice. That being said, I will provide a dataset and walk through the calculation logic in plain English. Thanks for taking the time to respond!
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