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johndolan2
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Sum based on a condition

Hi fumbling and hoping for some help. The examples I have looked at have not helped. ...  In the table below I am trying to sum for the city, based on the component. So NYC total would be 10 and the Tulsa total would be 6. The overall cost of Service # A equals 16. I will be using a slicer to select the city. Service # equals a single product. Components are all part of that single product. 

 

Any help would be very much appreciated.  Thanks, John

 

SERVICE #COSTCOMPONENTCITY
A5Z PARTNYC
A1A PARTTULSA
A5Z ADD ONNYC
A5A ADD ONTULSA
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OHHHHHHH Thank you!!!!!

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Fowmy
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Can you also share the expected result as you have shared the data?

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Absolutley - The result for NYC would be 10. And the result for Tulsa would be 6. I only need to be able to show these on a card. So on my report page if I selected NYC on my city slicer, my card visual for NYC would show the number 10. John

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A simple Sum measure should do the needful.

SUM of Cost = SUM(#Cost)

If you use above measure in a card and then try to slice by city or service, you should get the desired result.

OHHHHHHH Thank you!!!!!

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