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HI Fam,
I urgently need help!
I need to compute for the total spent of the customer regardless of the date slicer. I need their running spent.
please help!
I have a customer table and orders table that has all the transaction of the customer.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Assuming that you have a one-to-many relationship from Customers to Orders, and that you have a separate Date table which you are using on slicers and visuals, you can get a total spend with something like
Total Spend = CALCULATE( SUMX( Customers, SUMX( RELATEDTABLE(Orders), Orders[Amount])), REMOVEFILTERS('Date') )
Assuming that you have a one-to-many relationship from Customers to Orders, and that you have a separate Date table which you are using on slicers and visuals, you can get a total spend with something like
Total Spend = CALCULATE( SUMX( Customers, SUMX( RELATEDTABLE(Orders), Orders[Amount])), REMOVEFILTERS('Date') )
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