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@Sahir_Maharaj was a champ helping me with a smiliar problem (Solved: Lookupvalue two tables with multiple criteria - Microsoft Fabric Community). In this example I would want to add a date as well.
This is the two tables I have but I am struggling to add the date columns to the formula.
Tabel1:
| Cost Group | Date | Column to Calculate |
| ID 1 | 2023-01 | CALCULATE(SUM('Tabel2'[Costs]),FILTER('Tabel2','Tabel2'[Cost Group] = 'Tabel1'[Cost Group] && ('Tabel2'[Account] = "ABC1 || 'Tabel2'[Account] = "ABC2"))) = 8000 |
Tabel2:
| Cost Group | Account | Date | Costs |
| ID 1 | ABC1 | 2023-01 | 1000 |
| ID 1 | ABC1 | 2023-01 | 2000 |
| ID 1 | ABC2 | 2023-01 | 5000 |
| ID 1 | ABC1 | 2023-02 | 500 |
@Anonymous
is this what you want?
CALCULATE(SUM('Tabel2'[Costs]),FILTER('Tabel2','Tabel2'[Cost Group] = 'Tabel1'[Cost Group]&&'Tabel2'[Date] = 'Tabel1'[Date] && ('Tabel2'[Account] = "ABC1 || 'Tabel2'[Account] = "ABC2"))) = 8000
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