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Hi,
I have the same issue than many of the community and I try to use "SUMX" but without success. Can you help me please ?
My measure is :
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@Anonymous
Try the following formula:
invoicing = SUMX(
VALUES ( Table[Creation month] ),
CALCULATE(SUM('fichier à plat'[SP_Nb of mat]))
)
- SUMX(
VALUES ( Table[Creation month] ),
CALCULATE(SUM(SP_Ristournes[SP_ristourne]))
)
@Anonymous
Try the following formula:
invoicing = SUMX(
VALUES ( Table[Creation month] ),
CALCULATE(SUM('fichier à plat'[SP_Nb of mat]))
)
- SUMX(
VALUES ( Table[Creation month] ),
CALCULATE(SUM(SP_Ristournes[SP_ristourne]))
)
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