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Vikki
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Conditionally replace values in a column with a measure

Hi All,

 

I have a problem creating a measure properly, here is the situation:

I have 2 tables:

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My goal is, when Costing FY="Actuals", replace Costing Amount with Actual Amount, so the amounts stay in 1 column, desired outcome:

Vikki_2-1619727428650.png

I tried calculated column, it didn't work with SUM(Actual Amount).

Can someone help?

Thanks,

Vikki

 

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Thank you for the inspiration. I made a small change of your first solution, and it worked:

if(FIRSTNONBLANK(table[Costing FY]) = "Actual" ,[Actual Amount], [Costing Amount])

Thank you,

Vikki

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Vikki , Try a measure like below. Assuming [Actual Amount], [Costing Amount] are measures

 

if(max(table[Costing FY]) = "Actual" ,[Actual Amount], [Costing Amount])

 

 

or

 


sumx(summarize(Table,Table[Title], table[Costing FY], "_1", [Actual Amount], "_2",[Costing Amount]), if([Costing FY] = "Actual" ,[Actual Amount], [Costing Amount]))

Thank you for the inspiration. I made a small change of your first solution, and it worked:

if(FIRSTNONBLANK(table[Costing FY]) = "Actual" ,[Actual Amount], [Costing Amount])

Thank you,

Vikki

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