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Hi,
In my products table, I would like to calculate a total profit for each product, using Qty, and Profit/Qty from sales table.
What will be the syntax?
Must I use RELATED and/or CALCULATE?
Thank you,
Alex
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Hi @Sasha,
If you use a table visual, you can directly drag Products[ProductName] and Sales[Qty] into table visual. Choose the sum aggregation for Qty.
If you want to add a calculated column to show total Qty in Product table, please refer to below DAX:
total Qty = CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[Qty]),USERELATIONSHIP(Products[ProductName],Sales[ProductName]))
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @Sasha,
If you use a table visual, you can directly drag Products[ProductName] and Sales[Qty] into table visual. Choose the sum aggregation for Qty.
If you want to add a calculated column to show total Qty in Product table, please refer to below DAX:
total Qty = CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[Qty]),USERELATIONSHIP(Products[ProductName],Sales[ProductName]))
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
i @Sasha, this highly depends on your data model
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Only Sales and Products exist - one to many on the product id.
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