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Hi all,
I created that calculated column:
It sums all prices up of one Soldto_number.
When I want to use that sum_1 in a report, it changes its values for a report with only soldto_number and sum_1
I figured out, that when I create a report and add all columns of fct_orderdata to it, I'll receive the same result in the report as I do receive in the table fct_orderdata.
So my question is: How do I need to design sum_1 that allows me only using soldto_number as a reference in a report?
Many thanks
Lanko
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This is a slightly confusing question.
A calculated column doesn't change value. You are seeing, I believe, an aggregation of the column in a table.
Show us your data and the desired outcome and i'm sure someone will help.
This is a slightly confusing question.
A calculated column doesn't change value. You are seeing, I believe, an aggregation of the column in a table.
Show us your data and the desired outcome and i'm sure someone will help.
Thanks @HotChilli PowerBi just summarized automatically the values... as you said
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