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Strange measure
Hello,
I have this table:
The image shows 3 rows of the 12 total rows.
where [Concepte FAC] and [Cost] are two fields of a table (Table1) and TempCOST and TempFACTU are two measures:
TempCOST = CALCULATE(Table1[Cost];Table1[Tipus]="A";ALL(Table1[Concepte FAC])) -> It's CORRECT in the table
TempFACTU = CALCULATE(Table1[Amount];Table1[Tipus]="A";ALL(Table1[Concepte FAC])) -> It's WRONG in the table, but the total of the column it's correct.
I need that the column TempFACTU show the same value for each row with the total of the column, that is 2.880,19, like shows the column TempCOST. What is wrong in the formula of the measure?
Thank you very much.
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Would need sample sample/example source data. Please see this post regarding How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490
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Ok Greg_Deckler, I explain more.
I have this tables in the data model:
And I add a new column in the visualization to complicate it:
And a new measure:
Rep = (SUM(Table1[Cost]*TempFACTU)/Temp[COST])
To obtain this results:
Which are the correct formula to the TempCOS, TempFACTU and Rep measures?
Thank you.
