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Hello everyone,
What I'm trying to do here is to create a table with all countries that summarize music seconds. The data come from 2 different sources so I want to built a middle table like this:
My goal is to build a Filled map that shows seconds from all countries, but so far I could only reach this:
So seconds are not in the same column.
How can I do this?
Thank you!
Best Luca
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Two ways you could address this. First would be to transform your tables so you could append them (harder) but the simpler way would be to make a new measure that adds the two values.
NewMeasure = SUM(Table1[Duration]) + SUM(Table2[Duration])
Pat
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Two ways you could address this. First would be to transform your tables so you could append them (harder) but the simpler way would be to make a new measure that adds the two values.
NewMeasure = SUM(Table1[Duration]) + SUM(Table2[Duration])
Pat
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Hello Pat,
thank you! the 2 sources are too different from each other to merge them. I'd have too many blank columns and loss of info.
I went for the measure idea, that worked perfectly. Thank you so much!
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