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OliverS
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New measure: create a SUM and Groupings

Hi,

 

I'm totally new to PowerBI and dax and I'm using the Contoso sample file.

 

From the following grid, I'd like to add a new measure that would Sum SalesAmount for each Store (StoreName and SalesAmount are coming from 2 different - but linked - tables):

2017-03-13_16-33-25.png

  

Goal is to get the contribution of each ProductCategory to StoreTotal.

Any advise would be warly welcome!

 

Thanks,

 

Oliver

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Anonymous
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Hi @OliverS, just to confirm, is SalesAmount a measure or column? And you want to show the full sales amount for the store on each row? If I understand you correctly, here's how I would approach this:

 

 

Sales = SUM ( SalesTable[SalesAmount] )

 

Store Sales =
IF (
    HASONEVALUE ( StoreTable[StoreName] ),
    CALCULATE ( Sales, ALL ( [ProductCategory] ) )
)

Hi Jared,

 

Yes, SalesAmount is a column.

When trying this approach, the validation error message is "The expression refers to multiple columns. Multiple columns cannot be converted to a scalar value."

Still puzzled to see how such an important feature in a BI report is hard to do.

 

Thanks for your help!

 

Olivier

Hi @OliverS,

Have you resolve your issue? If you have resolved it, please mark the helpful reply as answer, if you haven't, please feel free to ask.

Best Regards,
Angelia

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