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Hi,
Is it possible to get some help in creating a DAX formula for the attached problem that I came across in power bi.
I have two columns in my sample database (expense_id and amount). I have duplicate values in expense_id column and as well as duplicate values in amount column. I want to sum the amount column that has distinct values in expense_id column. I have attached a screenshot.
Really appreciate all your help. Thanks
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@powerbiss not sure what you meant
@powerbiss here is the measure:
Unique Sum Amount = SUMX ( SUMMARIZE ('Table','Table'[expense_id], 'Table'[amount] ), 'Table'[amount] )
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Hello good afternoon, which is what I should do if I want to add the values of more than 1 single column, as shown in the example, what should I do if I have 2 columns called amount
@powerbiss try this measure
Measure = SUMX(GROUPBY('Table','Table'[expense id],'Table'[amount]),[amount])
Hello good afternoon, which is what I should do if I want to add the values of more than 1 single column, as shown in the example, what should I do if I have 2 columns called amount
Hello @powerbiss
For some reason it is showing 285.80 in the all rows. It is not showing 250 for 17 and 35.8 for 19.
@powerbiss not sure what you meant
Hey @smpa01
That worked. had some issues with creating the relationship with the tables.
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