Sum filtered measures

[sanderson82]

Hi

I have a table showing per contract filtered measures for SaleM3, TotalM3 and Sale Value.  The sum of the SaleM3 and Total M3 are correct however the Sale Value total is not filtered to only what is showing on the table.  My plan is to have a card showing the total sale value for "Today" and compare this against previous day, previous week, MTD etc, please see below.  

SaleM3 = SUM('Contract Manager'[Sales m3])

TotalM3 = _Calculations[MAINM3] + _Calculations[D16M3] + _Calculations[PIPEM3]

Sale Value = [TotalM3]*[SaleM3]

MAINM3 = 
CALCULATE(
	SUM('MAINDrops'[Quantity]),
    FILTER(MAINDrops,MAINDrops[StatusID] = 2)
)

D16M3 = 
CALCULATE(
	SUM('D16Drops'[Quantity]),
    FILTER(D16Drops,D16Drops[StatusID] = 2)
)

PIPEM3 =
CALCULATE(
    SUM('PIPEDrops'[Quantity]),
FILTER(PIPEDrops,PIPEDrops[StatusID] = 2)
)

Any help much appreciated.  I've seen a few other posts in realtion to this however in any examples all the data is always in one table.  In my scenario I'm working across 4 tables and using measures to combine/calculate the values

[v-juanli-msft]

Hi @sanderson82 

Do you have four tables as below

If tables have the same structure, we could append them to one table.

Would you like this method?

Any way, could you share the structures of four table so that we would move to next step?

(I need to know relationship among these tables, whether columns have the same numbers and names)

Best Regards
Maggie

Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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[sanderson82]

Hi @v-juanli-msft  thanks for your reply.

The tables MainDrops, D16Drops and PipeDrops all have exactly the same structure.  It is basically 3 instances of the same application, each with their own SQL back end.
The table 'Contract Manager' I use as a central reference.  This is linked to 3 other tables, MainCustomers, D16Customers and PIPECustomers by a "Name" field.
There are then 3 "Site" tables (Main, D16, PIpe) where the above name is linked to an ID.  This ID is then linked to 3 "Jobs" tables (Main, D16, Pipe). by "JobID" field.

JobID for all 3 tables is then linked to 3 "Loads" tables.
ID in the 3 Loads tables is then linked to "LoadID" in the 3 Drops tables.

Hope that makes sense!!

I'm wondering could I join the 3 Drops tables as you have suggested and link this back individually to the 3 Loads tables?