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# of Other Invoices = VAR InvoiceList = SUMMARIZE('FDW Transactions','FDW Transactions'[Invoice Nbr]) RETURN CALCULATE([# of Invoices], 'Mapping XC'[CAT_GROUP_1_NM] IN {"OTHER"}, NOT('FDW Transactions'[Invoice Nbr] IN{InvoiceList}))
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Hi @Anonymous
Create a table
Table3 = VALUES(Table2[CAT_GROUP_1_NM])
Don't create any relationship for these tables, (or just many to many relationship for table 1 and table 2)
any of the following is ok
2.Change the "XC Code" in Table 2 with "Code" as a new column name
Then Create a measure in Table3
Measure 2 = IF ( MAX ( 'Table3'[CAT_GROUP_1_NM] ) = "Other", COUNTROWS ( EXCEPT ( SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( Table1, Table2 ), Table1[XC Code] = Table2[Code] && Table2[CAT_GROUP_1_NM] = "Other" ), [Invoice Number] ), SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( Table1, Table2 ), Table1[XC Code] = Table2[Code] && Table2[CAT_GROUP_1_NM] = "Employee Related" ), [Invoice Number] ) ) ), COUNTROWS ( SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( Table1, Table2 ), Table1[XC Code] = Table2[Code] && Table2[CAT_GROUP_1_NM] = "Employee Related" ), [Invoice Number] ) ) )
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Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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Hi @Anonymous
Could you share a simple example?
Relationship between tables :'Mapping XC' and "FDW Transactions"?
[# of Invoices] is a measure?
Employee Related and Other are two columns or different values in a column?
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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Yes [# of Invoice] is a measure.
Here is the relationships with the left 2 columns being the FDW Transactions and the right 2 columns being Mapping XC. They are separate tables in my dataset, but showing it in one table here for simplicity.
Invoice Number | XC Code | XC Code | CAT_GROUP_1_NM | |
1 | 50E | 50E | Employee Related | |
2 | 51E | 51E | Employee Related | |
3 | 213 | 213 | Other | |
4 | 411 | 411 | Other | |
5 | 222 | 222 | Other | |
6 | 613 | 613 | Other | |
1 | 222 | 222 | Other | |
2 | 411 | 411 | Other |
What I want to capture is:
Employee Related # of Invoices = 2
Other # of Invoices = 4
4 because 1 and 2 reside under the main one which is Employee Related.
Please let me know if this makes sense.
Hi @Anonymous
Create a table
Table3 = VALUES(Table2[CAT_GROUP_1_NM])
Don't create any relationship for these tables, (or just many to many relationship for table 1 and table 2)
any of the following is ok
2.Change the "XC Code" in Table 2 with "Code" as a new column name
Then Create a measure in Table3
Measure 2 = IF ( MAX ( 'Table3'[CAT_GROUP_1_NM] ) = "Other", COUNTROWS ( EXCEPT ( SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( Table1, Table2 ), Table1[XC Code] = Table2[Code] && Table2[CAT_GROUP_1_NM] = "Other" ), [Invoice Number] ), SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( Table1, Table2 ), Table1[XC Code] = Table2[Code] && Table2[CAT_GROUP_1_NM] = "Employee Related" ), [Invoice Number] ) ) ), COUNTROWS ( SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( Table1, Table2 ), Table1[XC Code] = Table2[Code] && Table2[CAT_GROUP_1_NM] = "Employee Related" ), [Invoice Number] ) ) )
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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