SUMIF In PP

mikeymay

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It's been a while since I last used PP and it seems I'm quite rusty.....

I have a tables that holds a Category column that has multiple rows and an Income category/column and I want to produce a seperate tabvle with each unique category and the total income.

I thought the following would work
Power Query:
=CALCULATE(SUM(ALLDATA[ROW INCOME],ALLDATA[CATEGORY]=UNIQUEDATA[CATEGORY]))

I'm getting a #ERROR for the function so not sure what I've done wrong.


TIA
 

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