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Hi Team,
We want to get the rollup and subtotals across different dimensions .Can you please tell if there is way to optimize it?
EVALUATE
var t1 = CALCULATETABLE(
SUMMARIZE(
'Fact Sales',
ROLLUP (
'Customer'[Name],
'Customer'[Geography],
'Customer'[Region],
'Customer'[Industry],
'Store'[Subsidiary]),
"Name total", ISSUBTOTAL ('Customer'[Name]),
"Geography total", ISSUBTOTAL ('Customer'[Geography]),
"Region total", ISSUBTOTAL ('Customer'[Region]),
"Industry total", ISSUBTOTAL ('Customer'[Industry]),
"Subsidiary total", ISSUBTOTAL ('Store'[Subsidiary]),
"Metric Name", NAMEOF('Fact Sales'[Sales]),
"Metric Value", [Sales]),
TREATAS ({ "FY22" }, 'Date'[Fiscal Year])
)
RETURN t1
Thanks,
Abhiram
HI @abhiram342,
In my opinion. I'd like to suggest you create a summary table with all category and value fields without rollup.
Then you can use this table to create a matrix visual and use the category fields on row and column, value field to matrix value and these values will auto aggregated on subtotal levels.
Regards.
Xiaoxin Sheng
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