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I want to create a measure that adds up the sales amount of each salesperson. Please refer to the example below. The name of the table is Sales.
Price | Sales-man |
100 | John |
100 | Michael |
200 | Ron |
300 | Juile |
100 | John |
200 | John |
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Hi @eijer ,
Drag [Price] and [Sales-man] into a Table visual, it will sum up the sales amount per salesperson automatically.
Additionally, you could refer to below measure.
Sum price = SUM(Sales[Price])
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @eijer ,
Drag [Price] and [Sales-man] into a Table visual, it will sum up the sales amount per salesperson automatically.
Additionally, you could refer to below measure.
Sum price = SUM(Sales[Price])
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Thanx for your help, howerver; it wasn't I wanted.
A formula is required to obtain the sum of the sales figures for each salesperson.
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