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shannnonpereira
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Issue with Subtotals API in Matrix with Multiple Hierarchy Groups

 

Hi everyone,

 

We are working on implementing Nested Row support in a Power BI Custom Visual Matrix that can handle multiple hierarchy groups. Our goal is to have each hierarchy group rendered in its own separate column, with the cell values aggregating accordingly.

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However, we're encountering an issue with the Subtotals API. It seems that when adding multiple hierarchy groups in the Matrix visual, Power BI treats them as a single hierarchy group. We need to manage them as distinct groups, each with its own subtotal and aggregation.

 

To clarify, we would like to achieve the following:

  • Each hierarchy group should be rendered in a separate column.
  • Subtotals should aggregate correctly across these groups.

 

A key challenge we're facing is having to handle the aggregation logic directly in the code, as we are unable to retrieve the necessary subtotals for certain calculations. Without the Subtotals API, we are limited in leveraging Power BI’s built-in aggregation or DAX functions and we can only do basic aggregation like Sum or Average.

 

PFB an example image to illustrate the issue we’re facing.

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Has anyone else encountered a similar issue and found a solution or workaround for handling multiple hierarchy groups with proper subtotal aggregation in a custom visual? Any help or insights would be greatly appreciated!


Thanks in advance!

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