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mahantesh1988
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avoid duplicate while summing

Hi frds,

 

here i am attaching data and results .

Meal value = sum(meal Value)

expected output = 20.

 

Value1 =  average(value1)

expecte out  =20 and is correct

 

please help me to get the meal value as 20 after summing . please have a look at below picture

sum(meal value) should be 20.

Capture.PNGCapture1.PNG

 

 

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v-juanli-msft
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Hi @mahantesh1988

Does this meet your goal?

35.png

To get it, select ‘Don’t summarize’ as follows

36.png

Additionally, I can’t make myself clear about “get the meal value as 20 after summing”, whether it means  to click on the column ‘mean value’ in the values field and select ‘Sum’, or sum ‘mean value’ column based on the column ‘city’, ‘Attribute.1’,’Mean type’ using forluma

Measure = SUM(Table1[MEAN VALUE])

 

Best Regards

Maggie Li

 

Zubair_Muhammad
Community Champion
Community Champion

@mahantesh1988

 

Hi,

 

Why not use Average of MEAL values as well

 

or

 

MIN(TableName[Meal Value])

or

MAX(TableName[Meal Value])

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