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Sub total Not working
Hi,
According to your description, I can roughly understand your requirement, you are facing the error of subtotal not correct in the matrix, right? I think you can try to create a new measure like this:
Total Man Hours111 = var _summarize=SUMMARIZE('ProductionLinesTasks',[Order_Number],[IndexKey],"1",[Total Man Hours]) var _sum=SUMX(FILTER(_summarize,[Order_Number]=MAX('ProductionLinesTasks'[Order_Number])),[1]) return IF(ISINSCOPE('ProductionLinesTasks'[Order_Number])&&NOT(ISINSCOPE(ProductionLinesTasks[IndexKey])),_sum,[Total Man Hours])And you can go to the original matrix to place this measure to check the subtotal, you can find it displays correctly:
You can download my test pbix file below
Thank you very much!
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Robert Qin
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Thank you. Greg_Deckler But My measure is very complicated.
Total Man Hours =
VAR __selordernumber =
MAX ( ProductionLinesTasks[Order_Number] )
VAR __selindexkey =
MAX ( ProductionLinesTasks[Indexkey] )
VAR __previousindex =
MAX ( ProductionLinesTasks[Index] ) - 1
VAR __nextindex =
MAX ( ProductionLinesTasks[Index] ) + 1
VAR __previousindexkey =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( ProductionLinesTasks[Indexkey] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( ProductionLinesTasks ),
ProductionLinesTasks[Index] = __previousindex
)
)
VAR __nextindexkey =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( ProductionLinesTasks[Indexkey] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( ProductionLinesTasks ),
ProductionLinesTasks[Index] = __nextindex
)
)
VAR __selteam =
MAX ( ProductionLinesTasks[Team_Name] )
VAR __nextstart =
CALCULATE (
MIN ( ProductionLinesTasks[Trans_DateTime] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( ProductionLinesTasks ),
ProductionLinesTasks[Action] = "Start"
&& ProductionLinesTasks[IndexKey] = __nextindexkey
)
)
VAR __previouscomplete =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( ProductionLinesTasks[Trans_DateTime] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( ProductionLinesTasks ),
ProductionLinesTasks[Action] = "Complete"
&& ProductionLinesTasks[IndexKey] = __previousindexkey
)
)
VAR __minstarttime =
IF (
ISBLANK (
CALCULATE (
MIN ( ProductionLinesTasks[Trans_DateTime] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( ProductionLinesTasks ),
ProductionLinesTasks[Action] = "Start"
&& ProductionLinesTasks[IndexKey] = __selindexkey
)
)
)
= TRUE (),
__previouscomplete,
CALCULATE (
MIN ( ProductionLinesTasks[Trans_DateTime] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( ProductionLinesTasks ),
ProductionLinesTasks[Action] = "Start"
&& ProductionLinesTasks[IndexKey] = __selindexkey
)
)
)
VAR __maxendtime =
IF (
ISBLANK (
CALCULATE (
MAX ( ProductionLinesTasks[Trans_DateTime] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( ProductionLinesTasks ),
ProductionLinesTasks[Action] = "Complete"
&& ProductionLinesTasks[IndexKey] = __selindexkey
)
)
)
= TRUE (),
__nextstart,
CALCULATE (
MAX ( ProductionLinesTasks[Trans_DateTime] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( ProductionLinesTasks ),
ProductionLinesTasks[Action] = "Complete"
&& ProductionLinesTasks[IndexKey] = __selindexkey
)
)
)
VAR __summarydata =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
Teams_Operators,
Teams_Operators[Team_Name] = __selteam
&& Teams_Operators[Join_DateTime] <= __minstarttime
&& Teams_Operators[Leave_DateTime] >= __maxendtime
)
)
RETURN
IF (
__summarydata > 0,
SUMX (
SUMMARIZE (
ProductionLinesTasks,
ProductionLinesTasks[Indexkey],
"Total", DATEDIFF ( __minstarttime, __maxendtime, MINUTE )
),
[Total]
) * __summarydata,
BLANK ()
)Hard to figure out from where exactly the error comes.
Community ChampionAnonymous Doesn't matter how complicated the measure is as long as it returns the correct value at the row level. Then it is just a matter of summarizing it correctly in a table variable and doing the correct aggregation across it.