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Hi,
i want to sum these 2 values but first column(A) is a measure and second is a column(B).
How can i do that?
Result:
ColumnC = (A+B) 12882,29 + 5242,9
Thanks
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If it is just in the table you want it done, then I would change column B into a measure
Sum Ore impiegate su assengnabili = SUM(factTable[Ore impiegate su assengnabili])
And then I would make a measure C which is the sum of the two first measures:
C = [Sum Impiegate su assegnate] + [Sum Ore impiegate su assengnabili]
If you want it in the factTable, then I would create a calculated column with measure A, and a calculated column which hold the sum of A and B.
If it is just in the table you want it done, then I would change column B into a measure
Sum Ore impiegate su assengnabili = SUM(factTable[Ore impiegate su assengnabili])
And then I would make a measure C which is the sum of the two first measures:
C = [Sum Impiegate su assegnate] + [Sum Ore impiegate su assengnabili]
If you want it in the factTable, then I would create a calculated column with measure A, and a calculated column which hold the sum of A and B.
I cant transform it in a measure
Can you then make column B into a measure? And then add the two measures into measure C?
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