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Hello Everyone,
I would be glad if you could help me with the following issue :
I have two tables for which I built two Dax measures :
Table 1 :
[Date] [Robot] [Total]
01/01/2021 IDN 300
01/01/2021 ABD 400
01/01/2021 R3D 500
01/02/2021 F3D 600
My first Dax measure is the total calculated
Table 2 :
[Date] [Robot] [Total]
01/01/2021 BOP 1 300
01/02/2021 BOP 2 400
01/03/2021 BOP 3 500
My second Dax measure is the total calculated
I would then like to consolidate both calcul to add up 1st DAX measure and 2nd DAX measure and calcul it depending on the month (not the day due to cardinality). How can I do it ? should I consider building a third table and merge table 1 and 2 data ?
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Considering the table data and column, appending data in one table will be best, and you will be only needing one measure (Total Calculated)
If you want to keep these tables saperate and also wasnt to keep existing measures for some use
You can create a new measure where you can add up both measures
Measure3 = Measure1 + Measure2
Hey @Anonymous ,
you can do that in the measure if you just need it for a few calculations:
Sum both Tables =
VAR vUnionTable = UNION('Table 1', 'Table 2')
RETURN
SUMX(vUnionTable, 'Table 1'[Total])
Otherwise you can also create a real table with the UNION function as a DAX table.
Considering the table data and column, appending data in one table will be best, and you will be only needing one measure (Total Calculated)
If you want to keep these tables saperate and also wasnt to keep existing measures for some use
You can create a new measure where you can add up both measures
Measure3 = Measure1 + Measure2
Thanks for your help,
However I would like to add a filter on specific dates, which I think it is not possible.
For example, I want to have the total for January (both table have different dimensions : Table 1 Days/months and Table 2 months)
Best regards,
As both column format is Date so it will not be an issue
Considering the sample data you shared, if you selected Jan in slicer then total will be 1500 (Sum for IDN, ABD, R3D & BOP 1)