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nicolasvc
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Helper III

Use of if in dax for different tables

I have two tables, the first table A has an id with the supply and demand, and from that I have another table B and in that I have to put the sum of the subtraction between demand - supply for each ID, as shown. I know how to create a column from two others, but it makes it difficult for me to use it for each ID.

 

A

IDdemandsupply
11000800
1700500
2100100
3800500

 

B

IDTOTAL
1400
20
3300
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parry2k
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Super User

Oops, sorry about that. Thanks for pointing out. 



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Hi, @nicolasvc , 

 

@parry2k , there is an extra equal sign in the measure above😁

Total = SUM ( Table[Demand] ) - SUM ( Table[Supply] )

 

parry2k
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Super User

@nicolasvc why you need another table, you can create a table visual, put ID and the following measure on it:

 

Total = SUM ( Table[Demand] ) = SUM ( Table[Supply] )

 

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