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Jalil239
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Question: How to Show Only the Total Average in a Power BI Matrix (Not for Each Month)?

I am using a matrix visual in Power BI and want to calculate the average for my data, but I only want to display the total average, not the average for each month. However, the matrix is currently showing the average for all the individual months as well. How can I adjust the matrix to show only the total average?

 

 

  • Hi Jalil239 

    You should be able to use ISINSCOPE for this. 

    Lets say you have a measure called "Average Measure".


    You can make a new measure that would look something like this:


    New Average = IF( ISINSCOPE( Table[Month]),"",[Average Measure]) 


    ISINSCOPE will evaluate true when the months are "in scope", and false for the totals. You can read more about ISINSCOPE here and here.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    2 years ago

    Hi all,thanks for the quick reply, I'll add more.

    Hi Jalil239 ,

    You can achieve your needs indirectly.

    1.Turn off word wrap

    2.Move the mouse to the marked position, and a '<-||->' sign will appear. Drag it to hide it.

     

    Best Regards,
    Wenbin Zhou

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  • Hi Jalil239 

    You should be able to use ISINSCOPE for this. 

    Lets say you have a measure called "Average Measure".


    You can make a new measure that would look something like this:


    New Average = IF( ISINSCOPE( Table[Month]),"",[Average Measure]) 


    ISINSCOPE will evaluate true when the months are "in scope", and false for the totals. You can read more about ISINSCOPE here and here.

    • Jalil239's avatar
      Jalil239
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      Its work but it still showing this red area I dont want to show this one 

       

      • Selva-Salimi's avatar
        Selva-Salimi
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        Jalil239 for that, you can use field formatting option and and change the color of taht field to blue, then end user can't see!