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majid154a
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Grand total issue in measures

Dear Experts, 

Before, we could choose the summarization method (sum, average, grand total %, etc.) in (Measures), but in the new update, it is not allowed as shown inScreenshot 2024-05-28 143906.png the example below. How can I solve this problem?

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mark_endicott
Super User
Super User

@majid154a - The calculator icon next to your "Amouont" seletion indicates you are using a measure. This is a DAX calculation where you choose the summarization as part of the calculation. 

 

If you use the "Amount" column, that has the Σ icon next to it, you will be able to choose the summarization as you expect. 

 

If this works, please mark it as the solution. 

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v-jianpeng-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Your solution is great @mark_endicott 

Hi, @majid154a 

First of all, in the measure, if you need sum, average, grand total %, %, etc, you can use the corresponding aggregate function.

What you're currently mentioning is the aggregation capabilities that Power BI provides when columns are placed in a chart. As shown in the figure below:

vjianpengmsft_0-1716959487514.png

vjianpengmsft_1-1716959503380.png

By default, the metric is already an aggregate state, so it won't output sum, average, grand total %, %, etc. As shown in the figure below:

vjianpengmsft_2-1716959665195.png

 

 

 

 

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Best Regards

Jianpeng Li

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v-jianpeng-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Your solution is great @mark_endicott 

Hi, @majid154a 

First of all, in the measure, if you need sum, average, grand total %, %, etc, you can use the corresponding aggregate function.

What you're currently mentioning is the aggregation capabilities that Power BI provides when columns are placed in a chart. As shown in the figure below:

vjianpengmsft_0-1716959487514.png

vjianpengmsft_1-1716959503380.png

By default, the metric is already an aggregate state, so it won't output sum, average, grand total %, %, etc. As shown in the figure below:

vjianpengmsft_2-1716959665195.png

 

 

 

 

How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly

If it does not help, please provide more details with your desired output and pbix file without privacy information (or some sample data) .

Best Regards

Jianpeng Li

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

mark_endicott
Super User
Super User

@majid154a - The calculator icon next to your "Amouont" seletion indicates you are using a measure. This is a DAX calculation where you choose the summarization as part of the calculation. 

 

If you use the "Amount" column, that has the Σ icon next to it, you will be able to choose the summarization as you expect. 

 

If this works, please mark it as the solution. 

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