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I have two tables. They are both joined via the column "Store" and it's a 1:Many relationship.
1 being Table_1 and many being Table_2
Table_1
Table_2
I wrote
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
Table_1[Store],
Table_1[Region],
Table_2[Sales],
"Totals",SUM(Table_2[Sales]))
but the result I want is this.
I have tried using the IGNORE() function but it returns not the correct results.
Any help would be appreciated!
Peter
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Using the Sales column as a dimension is a bit odd, IMO.
I'd suggest this if you want zeros:
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
Table_1[Store],
Table_1[Region],
"Totals", SUM(Table_2[Sales]) + 0
)
Or this if you want blanks instead of zeros:
Test =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS (
Table_1[Store],
Table_1[Region],
"Totals", IGNORE ( SUM ( Table_2[Sales] ) )
)
Using the Sales column as a dimension is a bit odd, IMO.
I'd suggest this if you want zeros:
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
Table_1[Store],
Table_1[Region],
"Totals", SUM(Table_2[Sales]) + 0
)
Or this if you want blanks instead of zeros:
Test =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS (
Table_1[Store],
Table_1[Region],
"Totals", IGNORE ( SUM ( Table_2[Sales] ) )
)
Thanks Alexis!
Hi @peterhui50 ,
You can write the code like this in order to get Store and Regions with no sales:
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
Table_1[Store],
Table_1[Region],
"Totals", IF( ISBLANK(SUM(Table_2[Sales])) , 0 , SUM(Table_2[Sales]) )
)
Jesus.
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