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Hey everyone, hope everyone is alright!
Basically I have three tables (A dimension table, and two others), what I need to do is create a conditional so I can sum one of the two tables (lets call them sales 1 and sales 2).
Here's a mockup of what I want to do, but it doesn't work: IF(Dimension[State]=A,SUM(Sales 1[Sales]),SUM(Sales 2[Sales]))
I have some specific information only on State A that other states can't sum on it.
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Hi @Henrique_Quint
Please find the PBIX file as an attachment. Please check the measures and data model.
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Hi @Henrique_Quint
It depends on data model, can you please share the data model image?
If possible, share sample data for all table as excel format
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Hi, PijushRoy! I couldn't attach an excel file here, but here goes an image of a sample that I made, that's basically everything I'm using on this problem. Hope that it will be enough, is there anything more that you need?
Hi @Henrique_Quint
Please find the PBIX file as an attachment. Please check the measures and data model.
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