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craig811
Helper III
Helper III

Combining to sums in one measure

Hi ,

 

How can I combine the following two 'Sums' in one measure:

 

Can I combine :

 

=CALCULATE(SUM([Invoice & JV DR]) - SUM([Invoice & JV CR]), FILTER(ALL_Data_For_Pivot, [Account code] = "0100042"))

 and 

=CALCULATE(SUM([GRNI DR]) - SUM([GRNI CR]), FILTER(ALL_Data_For_Pivot, [Account code] = "0100042"))

 

The aim of the above is to use one measue in my Power Pivot. When I filter by account 0100042 for example I will see a Total value for GRNI and a total value for Invoice & JV. Is this possible ?

 

Many thanks 

 

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parry2k
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Super User

@craig811 you can do it in two ways

 

- create another measure and sum these two measures in it

 

new measure = [first measure] + [2nd measure]

or in your measure sum those two together:

 

total = <your first measure calculation > + <your 2nd measure calculation>


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parry2k
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Super User

@craig811 you can do it in two ways

 

- create another measure and sum these two measures in it

 

new measure = [first measure] + [2nd measure]

or in your measure sum those two together:

 

total = <your first measure calculation > + <your 2nd measure calculation>


Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!

Learn Power BI and Fabric - subscribe to our YT channel - Click here: @PowerBIHowTo

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