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Good morning friends.
It's the first time this happens to me because I'm learning.
I have 2 related tables as you can see in the following image
In the GTI-POWERBI table, I need a calculated column with the result of dividing the TeimpoEfectivoSolucion divided by the SLA_TORICO field of the BD_SLA table.
I can not bring the SLA_TEORIC field to the formula
Solved! Go to Solution.
I think this might need to be:
New Column = DIVIDE( GTI_POWERBI[TeimpoEfectivoSolucion], SUMX (RELATEDTABLE(BD_SLA),BD_SLA[SLA_TORICO), 0)
try this:
New Column =
DIVIDE(
GTI_POWERBI[TeimpoEfectivoSolucion],
SUM (BD_SLA[SLA_TORICO]),
0)
This solution worked but it did not give me the expected results.
Thank you.
I think this might need to be:
New Column = DIVIDE( GTI_POWERBI[TeimpoEfectivoSolucion], SUMX (RELATEDTABLE(BD_SLA),BD_SLA[SLA_TORICO), 0)
This solution worked and gave me the expected results.
However, I also made this formula and it also worked for me.
GTI_POWERBI[TiempoEfectivoSolucion] / CALCULATE(SUM(BD_SLA[SLA_TEORICO]);BD_SLA[SLA_TEORICO]>0)
Thank you.
From the looks of things you've got a one to many relationship - how would it know which of the SLA results to bring in?
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