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009co
Helper IV
4 years ago
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Create Measure or calculated Column for tabular Total

Is it possible to create a Measure or calculated Column that has a tabular Total?

 

If I create a Power BI table viz and enable Totals for that table, the Total is what I want as a as if it were an independent grouping that I can use in a viz or calculations.

 

The attached Excel mock up screenshot attached here illustrates what I am trying to get.

 

Any hints tips etc welcome and appreciated!

 

 

  • 009co 

     

    What you're asking for is not so easy to create. Alberto Ferrari has a vid on YT that deals with such issues. Basically, you have to create a different table with this row 'Category Total' added, connect this table to other table(s) and create a measure that will do the right thing. It's not basic stuff. If I find this video, I'll come back and give you a link. But you could try to locate it yourself on YT. Just try to search for phrases like "add total row", "add others"...

     

    Here's something to get you started: Filtering the top products alongside the other products in Power BI - SQLBI

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  • daXtreme's avatar
    daXtreme
    Solution Sage
    [Total Across Visible Categories] =
    CALCULATE(
        [Your Measure],
        ALLSELECTED( T[Category] )
    )
    • 009co's avatar
      009co
      Helper IV

      Thanks. That is interesting. But not what I am looking for.

       

      Using the new measure you have lets me created the following yellow columns.

       

      But I would like to add another category value that is the "Category Total" green row.

       

       

       

       

       

       

       

      • daXtreme's avatar
        daXtreme
        Solution Sage

        009co 

         

        What you're asking for is not so easy to create. Alberto Ferrari has a vid on YT that deals with such issues. Basically, you have to create a different table with this row 'Category Total' added, connect this table to other table(s) and create a measure that will do the right thing. It's not basic stuff. If I find this video, I'll come back and give you a link. But you could try to locate it yourself on YT. Just try to search for phrases like "add total row", "add others"...

         

        Here's something to get you started: Filtering the top products alongside the other products in Power BI - SQLBI