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Hey, I'm very new in Power Bi and I have an issue.
I need to create a measure of Cancel Sales, the problem is that I have only one column of Sales that in there includes the Sales and Cancel Sales and also two Dates (FECHA_DOC) and (FECHA_ CANCELA)
FECHA_DOC = When the sale was made
FECHA_CANCELA = If the customer didn't want to buy
I want to take the Cancel Sales with FECHA_CANCELA
I use this formula
TOT SALES = SUM(FACTURAS[TOTAL SALES]) "The column with the sales and cancel sales"
Solved! Go to Solution.
I found the answer while searching the internet, I use USERELATIONSHIP
1) I took my Column (FECHA_CANCELA) and connected with my Calendar Table(CALENDARIO[DATE]),we can see that when these two tables are connected, it will not be a primary connection but a secondary one, since a dotted line will be seen.
2) Now I use this new Meassure
I found the answer while searching the internet, I use USERELATIONSHIP
1) I took my Column (FECHA_CANCELA) and connected with my Calendar Table(CALENDARIO[DATE]),we can see that when these two tables are connected, it will not be a primary connection but a secondary one, since a dotted line will be seen.
2) Now I use this new Meassure
Hi @ALVIV99 ,
Now that you have found a solution, please mark your own reply as the answer, and more people will benefit from it.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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