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Hey guys,
I've been trying something but sadly I am nowhere near as experienced for what I am trying to achieve. I was hoping you experts could help. I've visualized my problem in Excel below to make it much easier to explain.
What I am trying to achieve in this example is to create a calculated column in my budget table (see yellow marked) that sums all of "price" (from another table) per projectnum, only if column "y/n" says "yes".
Is this doable in powerbi? If so, I hope someone can tell me!
Thanks as always!
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Try this friend,
1. create relationship between Budget and spent with name.
2. use the below dax to create cal column in budget table
Create a project table
project = summarize(Budget,budget[Name],Budget[Y/N])
Join both the tables to this table using the project name. Now use the project [Y/N] as a slicer.
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Try this friend,
1. create relationship between Budget and spent with name.
2. use the below dax to create cal column in budget table
aaaah I am stupid. I didn't realize there was no relation between the tables, which is why my attempts didn't work
Works like a charm. Thanks 🙂
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