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Hi Experts
How would you incorporate the QTD1 and QTD2 into a table in power bi....see screen shot image below. i want the same look and feel or something close...
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hi,@Route11
You can use TOTALQTD Function to add a measure like this
Measure 2 = TOTALQTD(SUM(Table1[Qty]),Table1[Date])
and then drag it into table visual in power bi
Best Regards,
Lin
hi,@Route11
You can use TOTALQTD Function to add a measure like this
Measure 2 = TOTALQTD(SUM(Table1[Qty]),Table1[Date])
and then drag it into table visual in power bi
Best Regards,
Lin
Thanks lin. for the positive feedback
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