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I have two tables
Table A
ID Site
1 London
2 France
3 Dubai
1 London
1 London
Table B
ID Amount
1 100
2 200
3 300
1 200
1 200
I want to see the SUM(Amount) for London, there is no relation b/w Table A and B
When I create a power BI viz, values are being duplicated for example,
Site SUM(Total Amt)
London 500
London 500
London 500
Value is being shown multiple times in table chart, i also tried matrix but of no use. Pls help.
@Anonymous
What's the point of keeping dups in a dimension table? That goes against all the common wisdom about dimensional modeling. Please do not make your life harder than it should be 🙂 Just remove the dups from the dimension table (Table A) and do not ever slice by fields directly placed in a fact table. Just follow Best Practices and you'll be safe. Here's something about the celebrated star-schema design (the only one that always WORKS correctly in PBI and should not ever be deviated from): Understand star schema and the importance for Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
@Anonymous , Not sure what else is there in table A.
I would suggest to create a new Site table
Site = summarize(TableA, Table[ID], Table[City])
Join with table B and use.
Try to be in Star Schema
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