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I have three columns with the sames machine in some of the other columns and i have a column showing the sqm how can i show the value for each machine in one one column, for example combine all of the sqm for the Master cut across all three columns to allow me to put a slicer on the dashvoard to choose one machine and give the total sqm for that machine.
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Hi @Julier
Hi @Julier ,
If you don't want to change the schema of the table, try creating a table for the slicer like this:
Relationship:
And then please create a new measure:
Total SQM =
VAR __selected_value = SELECTEDVALUE('DimConversionMachine'[ConversionMachine])
VAR __result =
SUMX(
FILTER( ALL('Table'),
'Table'[First Conversion Machine Description]=__selected_value
|| 'Table'[Second Conversion Machine Description]=__selected_value
|| 'Table'[Third Conversion Machine Description]=__selected_value
),
'Table'[SQM]
)
RETURN
__result
Best Regards,
Gao
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Hi @Julier
Worked like a dream thank you!
Hello @Julier ,
You can use slicer each text columns and then select the value in the slicers with using hiearchy from 3 columns. İf you don't want to use slicer and give the values only you specify that you need to write measure.
For example you want to calculate only for master cut.
measuretest=
CALCULATE(SUM(table[SQM]),FILTER(table, table[secondmachinedesc] = "Master Cut"))
But if you'd like toRemoves context filters from columns and rows in the current query, while retaining all other context filters or explicit filters. you can use in the measre ALLSELECTED too.
Kind Regards,
Gökberk Uzuntaş
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