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sum of quantity of alternate part numbers
Hi experts!
table A
Part nr | Alternate Part nr |
A | B |
Table B
P/N | q-ty |
A | 1 |
B | 2 |
What is the formula for:
q-ty of any given P/N= q-ty of P/N + q-ty of its Alternate P/N
result:
Q-ty of P/N A= 3
Q-ty of P/N B= 3
many thanks
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@aris the correct answer is 3 and 2 as B does not have an alternate part no. in table1
use this measure
Measure =
SUM ( t2[q-ty] )
+ CALCULATE (
SUM ( t2[q-ty] ),
TREATAS ( { MAX ( t1[Alternate Part nr] ) }, t2[P/N] )
)
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@aris create relation of both the columns from table a to table b, one relationship will be active and other one will be inactive, add following measures:
Part No Qty = SUM ( TableB[Qty] ) //assuming active relationship is on part number
Alternate Part No Qty =
CALCULATE ( [Part No Qty], USERELATIONSHIP ( TableA[Alternate Part No], TableB[P/N] ) )
Final Output = [Part No Qty] + [Alternate Part No Qty]
You can put all above in one measure if you want, change table and column name as per your data model.
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thank you! will test it 🙂 🙂
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@aris the correct answer is 3 and 2 as B does not have an alternate part no. in table1
use this measure
Measure =
SUM ( t2[q-ty] )
+ CALCULATE (
SUM ( t2[q-ty] ),
TREATAS ( { MAX ( t1[Alternate Part nr] ) }, t2[P/N] )
)
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many thanks! will test it 🙂
yes you are right, P/N B will also be listed assuming two way interchangeable
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@aris once you add that row for "B" in t1, it will give you what you had in mind
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