1. Create a calculated table. Table 2 = SUMMARIZE( 'Table','Table'[Retailercode], "Quantity",CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Quantity]),FILTER('Table','Table'[ProductCode]="PROD-002" || 'Table'[ProductCode]="PROD-003")), "Value",CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Value]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Produ...
Dim_Table: Customer_ID, Customer_Region C1, Region1 C2, Region2 I would like to get the list of Product from Region 1 (Important : Without using the function CALCULATE) How can I write this in DAX ? (My main difficulty is a lot of DAX Function such as Summarize...
SUMMARIZE()= This function creates a summary table by grouping data based on specified columns and calculating aggregations. ‘Sales Data’= This specifies the table from which we summarize the data, in this case, the ‘Sales Data’ table. ‘Sales Data'[Product Category]= This specifies the c...
So, the main point you need to generate correct DAX query which returns desired result from the data model. It could be based on SUMMARIZE or other integration, simple or quite complex, all depends on concrete data. Txtcher replied toSergeiBaklan May 09 202409:50 AM @SergeiBaklan...
In the Values box in the Visualizations pane, select the down arrow next to Year, and then choose Don't summarize from the list. The table now lists individual years. Select the Slicer icon in the Visualizations pane to convert the table to a slicer. If the visualization displays a slider...
In the Values box in the Visualizations pane, select the down arrow next to Year, and then choose Don't summarize from the list. The table now lists individual years. Select the Slicer icon in the Visualizations pane to convert the table to a slicer. If the visualization displays a slider...
In the Values box in the Visualizations pane, select the down arrow next to Year, and then choose Don't summarize from the list. The table now lists individual years. Select the Slicer icon in the Visualizations pane to convert the table to a slicer. If the visualization displays a slider...
From SQL to DAX: Joining Tables - SQLBI for the details, plus lot of other materials. As for the Power BI not sure what do you mean. In general that's the same data model (aka dataset, semantic model) to work with which DAX queries are used; and same Power Query to prepare...
1. Add a new row name 'Remain records' in your initial table: 2. Add an index column in power query: After these steps, my sample data table will look like this: Now we can create a calculated table using the below dax formula: test = SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( ALL (...
Count Group ID = var _table=SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[ID],"1",CALCULATE(COUNT('Table'[Col 2]),FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[ID]=EARLIER('Table'[ID])&&'Table'[Col 2]="Y"))) return COUNTX(FILTER(_table,[1]>=1),[ID]) 2. Result: Best Regards, Liu Yang If...