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Combining like measures for different tables
I have 5 tables all with their own seperate Total Revenue Calculation formulas. In each table I have created a Total Revenue Measure. Now I would like one big table that shows all the Total revenue measures in the same column so my goal is to have something that looks like this.
| TABLE NAME | TOTAL REVENUE |
| Table 1 Name | Total Revenue in table 1 |
| Table 2 Name | Total Revenue in table 2 |
| Table 3 Name | Total Revenue in table 3 |
| Table 4 Name | Total Revenue in table 4 |
Hi nhodges ,
Is this what you want? Define the row header first, and then you can define which measure to use in each row.
I have a dummy file for reference, please replace the table and measure to your own. Thanks.
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- isjoycewangSolution Supplier
Hi nhodges ,
Is this what you want? Define the row header first, and then you can define which measure to use in each row.
I have a dummy file for reference, please replace the table and measure to your own. Thanks.
- nhodgesHelper I
One more question: Is this added as a table formula, or measure? Seems like I am building a new table then putting this as the formula? Is that correct?
This looks great, will give this a try!
Thank you for the help!
- nhodgesHelper I
I already have a CALENDAR table that they all connect to
- nhodgesHelper I
srry am unable to open the file because it is restricted at my work.
- isjoycewangSolution Supplier
Oops, let me explain the steps below:
1. Create a new table with your table name as row header [Metric].
2. Create measure to define which measure to use in each row [Total Revenue].
3. Put the [Metric] and [Total Revenue] into your table visual.
Total Revenue = SWITCH(TRUE(), SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Table Name]) = "Table1", [Total Revenue in Table 1], SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Table Name]) = "Table2", [Total Revenue in Table 2], SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Table Name]) = "Table3", [Total Revenue in Table 3], BLANK())- nhodgesHelper I
You're awesome thank you!
If I wanted to break it down month over month afterwards so something like this:
Would I follow similar steps? and just add on to the formula? but I wouldnt want to have to add a month each time, no sure if theres a way for that, but I can keep playing around with it.