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My Question is I would like to know how to sum information from two different tables. My Example is I have one table "Geography" that has a column called "Market" and only have geographical information but is realted to the sales table by an ID. So I have a table with the sales figures as well. I'm wanting to add all markets together to create essentially a "Total Market" view. How would I correctly sum these figures?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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@Anonymous,
With a relationship between the two tables, you may simply drag fields to a Table visual.
@Anonymous,
With a relationship between the two tables, you may simply drag fields to a Table visual.
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