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Anonymous
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How to make Fixed Totals & Subtotals (filter independent)

How to make Fixed Totals & Subtotals?

Example (two identical matrix -  just row order is different): 

DenisSipchenko_0-1679405296478.png

 

Problem: when I filter by year or product, subtotals are recalculated, but I want to see global fixed subtotals (by another words the same subtotals as on screen above)

DenisSipchenko_1-1679405646207.png

Is it possible?

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Anonymous
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Possible Solution:

 

 

VolumeTotal(Fixed Totals) = 
VAR isInSc_Prod = ISINSCOPE(dimSalesYearly[*idProduct])
VAR isInSc_Year = ISINSCOPE(dimSalesYearly[*Year])
VAR Result =
    SWITCH(
        TRUE(),
        NOT isInSc_Prod && NOT isInSc_Year, CALCULATE(SUM(dimSalesYearly[VolumeTotal]), REMOVEFILTERS(dimSalesYearly[*idProduct],dimSalesYearly[*Year])),
        NOT isInSc_Prod , CALCULATE(SUM(dimSalesYearly[VolumeTotal]), REMOVEFILTERS(dimSalesYearly[*idProduct])),
        NOT isInSc_Year , CALCULATE(SUM(dimSalesYearly[VolumeTotal]), REMOVEFILTERS(dimSalesYearly[*Year])),
        SUM(dimSalesYearly[VolumeTotal])
    )

RETURN Result

 

 

DenisSipchenko_1-1679500242899.png

 


P.S. I'd appreciate if you support "PowerQuery: Special symbol for previous step name" request feature you vote here or LinkedIn like/repost here.

 

 

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Anonymous
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Possible Solution:

 

 

VolumeTotal(Fixed Totals) = 
VAR isInSc_Prod = ISINSCOPE(dimSalesYearly[*idProduct])
VAR isInSc_Year = ISINSCOPE(dimSalesYearly[*Year])
VAR Result =
    SWITCH(
        TRUE(),
        NOT isInSc_Prod && NOT isInSc_Year, CALCULATE(SUM(dimSalesYearly[VolumeTotal]), REMOVEFILTERS(dimSalesYearly[*idProduct],dimSalesYearly[*Year])),
        NOT isInSc_Prod , CALCULATE(SUM(dimSalesYearly[VolumeTotal]), REMOVEFILTERS(dimSalesYearly[*idProduct])),
        NOT isInSc_Year , CALCULATE(SUM(dimSalesYearly[VolumeTotal]), REMOVEFILTERS(dimSalesYearly[*Year])),
        SUM(dimSalesYearly[VolumeTotal])
    )

RETURN Result

 

 

DenisSipchenko_1-1679500242899.png

 


P.S. I'd appreciate if you support "PowerQuery: Special symbol for previous step name" request feature you vote here or LinkedIn like/repost here.

 

 

Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

Thanks for sharing the solution. If the problem has been resolved, could you please mark your post as Answered? It will help the others in the community find the solution easily if they face the same problem as yours. Thank you.

By the way, I just voted for your idea. It is a good idea, hope it can be realized in the near future.

Best Regards

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