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Probably a really simple one, but I can't figure this out...
I've been trying to create a new measure :
Dim.GameType
GameKey, Name, TimeOut
1, Runner, 600
2, Jumper,300
Fact.Game
GameKey, Speed,SessionKey
1, 210,1
1, 300,1
1,50,2
1,300,2
Measure: GameTime:=SUM(Fact.Game[Speed])
So the data here should show two individual game sessions, one of 510 ms, the other 350ms which should be evaluated against the corresponding Game Type's TimeOut. There is a relationship on the GameKey between the two tables in AAS.
Can anyone offer a pointer for me please?
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@PowerWhat try this measure
Qualified = VAR __TimeOut = CALCULATE( MAX( GameType[TimeOut] ), CROSSFILTER( GameData[GameKey], GameType[GameKey], BOTH ) ) RETURN [GameTime] < __TimeOut
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@PowerWhat try this measure
Qualified = VAR __TimeOut = CALCULATE( MAX( GameType[TimeOut] ), CROSSFILTER( GameData[GameKey], GameType[GameKey], BOTH ) ) RETURN [GameTime] < __TimeOut
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Just what I needed, thanks!