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I am needing to summarize three columns into one as shown below. What would be the best way to do this. All three columns are in a sales fact table.
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Hi,
You may download my PBI file from here.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
You may download my PBI file from here.
Hope this helps.
Hi this worked perfect for the initial task. Question, I am trying to add a date field to group by YearMonth. All seems to work as expected in the first screenshot below, however, when moving on to the next applied step I encounter all null date values. Is there a workaround to this? Thanks again for the great response!
Hi,
The picture is way too small. I cannot understand anything.
@Tripb44 , Create a common Rep table and join with three rep column, active join with rep and inactive join with other two and only join in visual using userelationship in measure
a new measure =
calculate(sum(Table[rep1$])) +
calculate(sum(Table[rep2]), userelationship(rep[rep], table[Rep2$])) +
calculate(sum(Table[rep3]), userelationship(rep[rep], table[Rep3$]))
userelationship -
common table - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkf35Roman8
Or create new Table
Union(
selectcolumns(Table, "Rep1", Table[rep1], "rep$",Table[rep1$]),
selectcolumns(Table, "Rep1", Table[rep2], "rep$",Table[rep1$]),
selectcolumns(Table, "Rep1", Table[rep3], "rep$",Table[rep1$])
)
Or create new Table
Union(
summarize(Table, Table[rep1], "rep$",sum(Table[rep1$])),
summarize(Table, Table[rep2], "rep$",sum(Table[rep1$])),
summarize(Table, Table[rep3], "rep$",sum(Table[rep1$]))
)
For the union, if I need to add the order date as well how would that look for the dax?