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This one has come up quite a bit recently. The issue surrounds using Measures in Table visualizations with a Total row. The complaint is that the "Total" row is "wrong" for the measure. Technically, the total row is correct for the measure, it's just not what most people expect. What people expect is for the "Total" to display the sum of the values in the column. Measures do not do this. Measures respect the context of the Total row and is calculated within that context. Therefore, a Measure used in a column in a table visualization will likely have an unexpected value in the Total column.
There are a couple ways of fixing this. The easiest is to turn off the Total row.
Assuming that is not what you want, you can use the HASONEFILTER function to get around this issue. However, the ultimate solution will depend on how your measure is calculated.
For example, given the following data:
Year Amount
Year1 | 500 |
Year2 | 1500 |
Year3 | 2000 |
Year4 | 100 |
Year5 | 800 |
We wish to find the total extra Amount spent above 1000 for each year. If the amount is not over 1000, we wish to display 0. To this end, we create a measure:
MyMeasure = IF(SUM(Table[Amount])<1000,0,SUM(Table[Amount])-1000)
Adding this to a Table visualization along with Year, we get the correct answer for each of the rows, but the Total line displays 3900, not 1500 as we would expect. The figure 3900 is calculated because the Measure is performing its calculation for ALL of the rows in the table, so the calculation is (500 + 1500 + 2000 + 100 + 800) - 1000 = 3900.
Correct, but not what was expected.
To get around this problem, use HASONEFILTER to calculate the Measure one way within a row context and another way within the Total row context, such as:
MyMeasure2 = IF(HASONEFILTER(Table[Year]),
IF(SUM(Table[Amount])<1000,0,SUM(Table[Amount])-1000),
SUMX(FILTER(Table,[Amount]>1000),[Amount]-1000)
)
Breaking this down, we essentially wrap our original measure in an IF statement that has the HASONEFILTER function as the logical test. If HASONEFILTER equals true, we calculate our Measure as before. However, if HASONEFILTER is false, we know that we have a Total row and we calculate our Measure a different way.
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Hello @Greg_Deckler @Ashish_Mathur @Otto_Luvpuppy ,
I am lookin at this thread , to solve a similar problem and I tried the Sumx soln as well has HASONEVALUE but overall sum I am still not able to sum up to expected. Can you please Advise what wrong with the my formula .
Source Data(Calculation in Excel) :
Distri | EAN Local | Actual | Forecast | MAE | Weight | MAPE x Weight | WMAPE |
BD | 47400115507 | 19.25 | 17.56442 | 9% | 3.1779% | 0.28% | 16% |
BD | 47400179240 | 116.0995 | 122.743 | 6% | 19.1665% | 1.10% | |
BD | 47400179349 | 34.441 | 25.14863 | 27% | 5.6858% | 1.53% | |
BD | 3014260007836 | 2.0016 | 4.536926 | 127% | 0.3304% | 0.42% | |
BD | 3014260007867 | 4.3924 | 5.480001 | 25% | 0.7251% | 0.18% | |
BD | 3014260781033 | 1.3344 | 5.009387 | 275% | 0.2203% | 0.61% | |
BD | 4902430044233 | 32.46672 | 30.18235 | 7% | 5.3598% | 0.38% | |
BD | 4902430044257 | 26.0003 | 17.23862 | 34% | 4.2923% | 1.45% | |
BD | 4902430102247 | 227.6804 | 247.6915 | 9% | 37.5871% | 3.30% | |
BD | 4902430102254 | 100.3049 | 128.6972 | 28% | 16.5591% | 4.69% | |
BD | 4902430118651 | 16.10251 | 12.51005 | 22% | 2.6583% | 0.59% | |
BD | 4902430188937 | 13.66653 | 20.08869 | 47% | 2.2562% | 1.06% | |
BD | 4902430188951 | 12 | 8.71067 | 27% | 1.9810% | 0.54% | |
16% |
Ouput in PowerBI :
Using SUMX:
Hi,
It is very difficult to help you like this. Describe the question and share the download link of your PBI file. Also share the download link of your MS Excel file with your formulas there so that your logic can be understood and translated into the DAX language.
Buen dia, me considero nuevo en esto,
si me puede ayudar por favor, tengo la siguiente tabla
los archivos estan relacionados entre si.
1.- el MON. PPTO lo obtengo de un archivo, de la columna de totales
2.- el MON. REAL lo obtengo de otro archivo, de la columna de totales
3.- la diferencia la obtengo de la resta entre estas dos columnas de diferentes archivos usando esta medida --
@Greg_Deckler Hasonevalue is working if we are dealing with Existing Colomn I have tried on top of my measure its not working as x function we can not use in case of masure.
My problam is:-
1) we have two masure in table visualization with total like masure A & B
2) requirement is if (A-B<0,0,A-B), so i need to takeout the all +ve value from A-B(and assign -ve and 0 as 0), Then the total should be there,I am able to achive The above but Total is wrong (when i am adding all values indivually total is different which is actual )
using following masure----
masure C= A-B, Total = SUMX(FILTER(ALLSELECTED(Table[column]),[C]>0),[C]) note-: Working wrong at Total level
here Table[column] is ref. coloum for row filter... Thanks
it works for me after doing some R&D.
measure C = meaasure A- Measure B.
+ve total = Calculate([C],FILTER(SUMMARIZE(FACTTABLE,PARENTDIMTABLE[COLUMN],FACTTABLE[COLUMN]),[C]>0))
I want to calculate this
And created the following measure -
But says somewhere is wrong, but can't find it 😞
IF(SUM ( 'MasterTbl'[Sett] ) = 1,
SUMX (
(IF (
SUM ( 'MasterTbl'[Sett] ) = 0,
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( MasterTbl, 'MasterTbl'[Activities and Indicators.Activities] )
) )),
IF
(
VAR _categoryfirst =
CALCULATETABLE (
ADDCOLUMNS (
VALUES ( 'MasterTbl'[List of refugee settlements-Iran.settlements name] ),
"MaxValue",
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] ),
ALL ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] )
)
),
ALL ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] )
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] ),
KEEPFILTERS (
TREATAS (
_categoryfirst,
'MasterTbl'[List of refugee settlements-Iran.settlements name],
'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries]
)) )) >= SUM('Settlement name'[population]), SUM('Settlement name'[population])),
(
VAR _categoryfirst =
CALCULATETABLE (
ADDCOLUMNS (
VALUES ( 'MasterTbl'[List of refugee settlements-Iran.settlements name] ),
"MaxValue",
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] ),
ALL ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] )
)
),
ALL ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] )
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] ),
KEEPFILTERS (
TREATAS (
_categoryfirst,
'MasterTbl'[List of refugee settlements-Iran.settlements name],
'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries]
) ) ) ) ),
( IF (
SUM ( 'MasterTbl'[Sett] ) = 0,
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( MasterTbl, 'MasterTbl'[Activities and Indicators.Activities] )
),
IF
(
(
VAR _categoryfirst =
CALCULATETABLE (
ADDCOLUMNS (
VALUES ( 'MasterTbl'[List of refugee settlements-Iran.settlements name] ),
"MaxValue",
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] ),
ALL ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] )
)
),
ALL ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] )
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] ),
KEEPFILTERS (
TREATAS (
_categoryfirst,
'MasterTbl'[List of refugee settlements-Iran.settlements name],
'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries]
)
)
)
) >= SUM('Settlement name'[population]), SUM('Settlement name'[population]),
(
VAR _categoryfirst =
CALCULATETABLE (
ADDCOLUMNS (
VALUES ( 'MasterTbl'[List of refugee settlements-Iran.settlements name] ),
"MaxValue",
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] ),
ALL ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] )
)
),
ALL ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] )
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries] ),
KEEPFILTERS (
TREATAS (
_categoryfirst,
'MasterTbl'[List of refugee settlements-Iran.settlements name],
'MasterTbl'[Total number of beneficiaries]
) ) ) ) ) )))
Hi Greg,
I realise this is an old post but it seems to still be, very much, relevent as I know loads of people who struggle with this concept.
I've tried to replicate the method you use for my own problem and kind of get half way but then hit the gravel.
Is there any chance you could apply your process to the issue I posted?
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Totals-Calculations-using-a-a-real-problem/m-p/2250407
Thanks
Paul
Hi everyone,
I'm also having a problem with column totals with the following measure:
As you can see - the column total is wring. I understand that the measure is calculating in row and not column context. Is there a way that the calculation in the value part of the table is evaluated per row but the total is just the sum of the column?
Hi,
Drag this measure to your visual
Measure = SUMX(VALUES(Data[kampagnenname]),[Zusatzumsatz])
Hope this helps.
Good Morning.
I'm also having a similar problem in that the total for the measure i've created isn't adding up
I have tried adding the "IsFiltered" and "SUMX" functions within my measurement however so far haven't had success (the measurement does contain switch statements too) can you possibly advise? The DAX I'm using for the original measurement is below,
Hi there, Im having problem with the Grand Total for the Allocation Column.
The idea is when the 2021 Allocation has no value to give me the average else if tere is value just give me that value. The formula is :
=IF(HASONEVALUE(Data[202109 Allocation Tons]),SUM(Data[4 Months Average]),SUM([202109 Allocation Tons]))
which provide the correct value at the cell level but the total is ot accurate.
Thanks for the help.
Hi,
Share the link from where i can download your PBI file and show the expected answer very clearly.
Anyone have any advice on how I can get this to sum correctly?
Rows:
Columns
Values
@jonnyA Have you looked at this? Measure Totals, The Final Word:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Measure-Totals-The-Final-Word/m-p/547907
Hi
In my case its works only when i choose some dates or product filter but when i dont use any filter its not showing total values
check the screen shot.
measure is
Hi,
In your visual, the Date field should actually be dragged from the Calendar Table. I can help, if you explain the question and show the expected result. Please also share the link from where i can download your PBI file.
thanks i figure out the problem, thanks
Hi,
I have an issue with summarizing multiple measures. This is my Measure :
Somme des mesures = CALCULATE(
SUMX(VALUES('Calendar'[Add on]),'Calendar'[Add on])
+ SUMX(VALUES('Calendar'[Indirect Manufacturing]),'Calendar'[Indirect Manufacturing])
+ SUMX(VALUES('Calendar'[Royalties]),'Calendar'[Royalties])
+ SUMX(VALUES('Calendar'[Overhead]),'Calendar'[Overhead])
+ SUMX(VALUES('Calendar'[Bank position]),'Calendar'[Bank position]))
And this is my cumulative Measure :
Cumulative Total Measure = CALCULATE([Total measure 1],
FILTER(ALLSELECTED('Calendar'),'Calendar'[Week 3] <= MAX('Calendar'[Week 3]) && 'Calendar'[Week 3] >= DATE(2021,07,17))
)
It works properly for some rows but it stopped then :
I don't understand what's wrong and why my measure stopped
Could you please help me
Thank you so much
I have a similar problem and can't get it to show the correct total.
I need to calculate Possible Turnover.
I have a measure calculating quantity on sales order - quantity on purchase order.
I have a table with all sales prices listed.
I created a measure:
I have a different issue with measures that I can't seem to figure out. I have a drop-down selector for a user to choose an Estimated Cost, I then refer to this in a measure like so: SelectedCost = SELECTEDVALUE(PerEntryCost[EstimatedCost])
What I want to do next is divide this SelectedCost by the TotalEntries field in my grid below, I want to divide it by the 122 which is the total. Then when I have that value (which is 9.84) I want to use that 9.84 to multiply against the 92 in the first row and have my EstCost field show 905.28 and the second row multiply 9.84 by 30 to get 295.20. Then my final total of EstCost on the bottom row would show $1,200.00.
Here are my measures:
SelectedCost = SELECTEDVALUE(PerEntryCost[EstimatedCost])
Total Entries = DISTINCTCOUNT(CHB_Declarations[CHBFileID])
PerEntryCost = [SelectedCost]/[Total Entries]
EstCost = [Total Entries]*[PerEntryCost]
As you can see below, the measure is being calculated at each row level not using the total of Total Entries, same goes for the PerEntryCost, I am expecting that to be 9.84 on each row. (I'm not going to be showing the per entry cost in the final solution, I just put it there to show the issue I am experiencing.) I really just need the EstCost to work the way I have described above.
Some more deatil on this table view, this is based on a couple slicers of a date range and one customer, so if these filters are changed I need these measures to recalculate based on the new slicer selections.
I'm thinking this is probably pretty easy, I am just having a hard time figuring it out. I tried calculated columns and that didn't work either. Thanks for any assistance!
Michael Giusto
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