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I have a table for the whole years, where I have multiple entries (Value) for the same dates , I want to have a summery table by using DAX to have a daily summery just like how it shown in table 2
This is a sample table
Table 1
Date | Value |
01-01-18 | 3000 |
01-01-18 | 4000 |
01-01-18 | 18000 |
01-01-18 | 12000 |
02-01-18 | 45000 |
02-01-18 | 13000 |
03-01-18 | 8000 |
01-02-18 | 3000 |
01-02-18 | 43000 |
01-03-18 | 2000 |
01-03-18 | 48000 |
02-03-18 | 1000 |
I want to have the result like
Table 2
Date | Value |
01-01-18 | 37000 |
02-01-18 | 58000 |
03-01-18 | 8000 |
01-02-18 | 46000 |
01-03-18 | 50000 |
02-03-18 | 1000 |
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@2019,
As other's post , create a new table using DAX below.
Table2 = SUMMARIZE(Table1,Table1[Date],"value",SUM(Table1[Value]))
Or you can use "Group By" feature in Power BI Desktop query editor.
Regards,
Lydia
@2019,
As other's post , create a new table using DAX below.
Table2 = SUMMARIZE(Table1,Table1[Date],"value",SUM(Table1[Value]))
Or you can use "Group By" feature in Power BI Desktop query editor.
Regards,
Lydia
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