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veranceftw
Helper II
Helper II

Group By two columns and associate with a third column

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Hello, I have a sample dataset where:

- One actor belongs to only one Series

- This series repeats itself throughout some episodes with the same Actors

- This actors can score some points 

- I forgot to put in the image, but I also have a third column - season. Series and Episodes should also be grouped by a season

 

I want to know, the points that the whole series actors do per episode, a feature where each actor has the series score per episode. 

 

DEFINE 
VAR __me = all_series_stats[actor]
VAR __ptab =
    SUMMARIZE (
        all_series_stats,
        all_series_stats[series],
        all_series_stats[episode],
        all_series_stats[season],
        "Cnt", SUM ( all_series_stats[points] )
    )

I tried to do this, but I am having some problems associating the result with the correspondent actor

 

Any idea on how to do this?

 

Regards

 

 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

@veranceftw 

Add this as a new column in all_series_stats  table.

Measure = 

CALCULATE(
    SUM ( all_series_stats[points] ),
    ALLEXCEPT(
        all_series_stats,
        all_series_stats[series],
        all_series_stats[episode],
        all_series_stats[season]
    )
)

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Anand24
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@veranceftw ,

Can you give an example of how your output should look like?

The last column should be the output 🙂 @Anand24 

@veranceftw 

Add this as a new column in all_series_stats  table.

Measure = 

CALCULATE(
    SUM ( all_series_stats[points] ),
    ALLEXCEPT(
        all_series_stats,
        all_series_stats[series],
        all_series_stats[episode],
        all_series_stats[season]
    )
)

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It worked, thanks! Can you just give me a quick explanation? 

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