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I can build this into a table in Power BI easily, but I need it in a measure for reporting purposes. The desired result would be Customer A = $2,194.84. The summary of the results below. But when I attempt this in a measure, it rolls up all the resources into one big pool and I get a result of $568.56, which is incorrect.
@paulsnet1986 , You can have a measure like
calculate(sum(Table[bill], filter(allselected(Table), Table[Parent] = max(Table[parent]) ) )
or
calculate(sum(Table[bill], allexcept(Table,Table[parent]) )
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