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Hello,
Table 1 has Position ID, Position and Location. Table 2 has Location and NumofDoctors. I want to find the Sum of the NumofDoctors, but only for locations that exist in Table 1. I've used RelatedTable on Table 2 to find only the locations where they are related, and it works. But if I sum the NumofDoctors on this new RelatedTAble, it still sums the whole Table 2 and not just those locations that match up.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous
Try the following formula:
NumofDoctors =
VAR __locations =
CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( Table2[Location] ), Table1 )
RETURN
SUMX ( __locations, CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table2[NumofDoctors] ) ) )
See attached workspace:
Yes, that worked, thank you so much!
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