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Hi all, This is related to if there is a way to multiple value of a measure to a column. I have cost in either euor or pound and I want all of them
@norazlina0210 ,Try a measure like Productx(Values(Table[Type]), [Yield Rate]) Full Power BI Video 20 Hours YouTube Microsoft Fabric Series 60+ Videos YouTube Microsoft Fabric Hindi End to End YouTube Message 2 of 7 529 Views 0 Reply norazlina0210 Regular Visitor In response...
Thanks in advance. Solved! Go to Solution. Labels: Need Help Message 1 of 3 432 Views 0 Reply 1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION v-eqin-msft Community Support 04-12-2022 07:39 PM Hi @tebtim19 , Please try to create a measure: Measure = VAR _date = SELECTCOLUMNS ( CALENDAR ( DATE...
, Cn are rectifiable, it follows at once from the decomposition theorem that a function f∈ Hp(D) has a nontangential limit at almost every boundary point, and the boundary function cannot vanish on a set of positive measure unless f = 0....
If I imagine it right, you have a Quantity column in your Transactions table that you want multiplied by the Price in the Product table. I suggest you insert a Price column and a Total column in the Transactions table. Then, use a formula like this to the Price column: ...
If I imagine it right, you have a Quantity column in your Transactions table that you want multiplied by the Price in the Product table. I suggest you insert a Price column and a Total column in the Transactions table. Then, use a formula like this to the Price column: ...
Then create a measure below to calculate multiply: Multiply = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[CountOfMonth]))*CALCULATE(SUM('Table2'[Standing Charge/ month])) Best Regards,Qiuyun Yu Community Support Team _ Qiuyun YuIf this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help th...
Measure = SUMX(Agents,CALCULATE(SUM(TXNs[Value]),FILTER('TXNs',[Clients]=EARLIER(Agents[Clients])))*[Share]) Final output: Best Regards, Jianbo Li If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly. Multiply values in two ...
If you don't want to merge tables, try to create a measure like this: Demand = VAR t = ADDCOLUMNS ( FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( 'First Table', 'Second Table' ), 'First Table'[Top Level] = 'Second Table'[Top Level] ), "Demand_", [BOM Usage] * [Qty] ) RETURN SUMX ( t...