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Hello All. Below I am attaching a picture where there's a column in my table called as "Opportunity value" and every "account manager" column can have 'n' number of "opportunities" and "opportunity value". So I need to create a calculated column in which i have to show the "Sum of the "opportunity value" mapped to the particular "account manager"" . That calculated column will be the total revenue of the account manager. Please help me with the calculated column formula. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in Advance!
I managed to get this result.
You can create a calculated table with Summarize() and return a GroupBy()
i.e.
Then create a relationship between your tables
I hope this is what you are trying to achieve.
@HughLa when i tried that i am getting this error "The expression refers to multiple columns. Multiple columns cannot be converted to a scalar value."
Is it possible for you to share your DAX?
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@Anonymous
Is your table name table? If so, please escape it with single quotes ''.
Try this:
Hi @Anonymous
How would you want to visualize this new column? Can you not create a measure that sums that column? Or you can enable row totals on your table?
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