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I have a dimension table called investment_selections and a transactional table called assets. When I put asset records in a table that does not contain investment_selection properties, the running total is summing up as expected. When I throw the assets into a visual that takes the summation of all the assets broken down by a column on the investment_selection table, rows are duplicated somewhere causing the overall sum to be inflated. Below is a screenshot of what I'm talking about
these two tables are joined on a concatenated column that takes the planid and account number of both the investment selection and asset records. I thought this would eliminate the many to many problem, but it doesn't seem like it did properly. Any insight on how to deal with many to many or a dax formula that can help point me in the right direction is greatly appreciated.
@CarlSagan What is your DAX formula?
Simple
assets_running_total_date_table =
CALCULATE(
[assets_total],
FILTER(
ALL('Date'[Date]),
'Date'[Date] <= MAX('Date'[Date])
)
)
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