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TommyMossberg
Helper I
Helper I

Sum Measure in Col - Matrix Visual

I have a measure that summarizes if value is greater than 0 (Calc - Tillgänglig) and another that summarize if the value is bellow 0 (Calc - Överallokering)

 

Calc - Tillgängligt = 
VAR Planned =
CALCULATE(SUM('Produktion - Planering'[Värde]))

VAR Target =
CALCULATE(SUM('Employee - Target - TJM'[Target-semester]))

Return
if(Target - Planned>0,
(Target - Planned), 0
)

 

Calc - Överallokering = 
VAR Planned =
CALCULATE(SUM('Produktion - Planering'[Värde]))

VAR Target =
CALCULATE(SUM('Employee - Target - TJM'[Target-semester]))

Return
if(Target - Planned<0,
-(Target - Planned), 0
)

These two measures are set as values in a matrix visual and it shows up correct when I only show the lowest level, the Employee-level. 

 

 If I summarize this in a grouped level, it shows a calculated value as the measure on grouplevel but correct on employee level.

Position - RollEmployeeSumma av Calc - TillgängligtSumma av Calc - Överallokering
Group 1 Summa 440
Group 1Name 1060
 Name 2040
 Name 300
 Name 4400
 Name 500
 Name 600
 Name 700
 Name 8400
 Name 900
 Name 1000
 Name 1100
 Name 12240
 Name 1300
 Name 14400
 Name 1500
 Name 1600
 Name 1700
Group 2 Summa 2300
Group 2Name 18040
 Name 19040
 Name 20400
 Name 21400
 Name 2200
 Name 2300
 Name 24400
 Name 2500
 Name 26300
 Name 2700
 Name 2800
 Name 29400
 Name 3000
 Name 31400
 Name 32400
 Name 3300
 Name 3400
 Name 3500
 Name 3600
 Name 3700
 Name 3800
 Name 39400
 Name 4000
 Name 4100
Totalsumma 2740

 

But I want it to show the col-sum in the subtotal and not as shown above where it calculates the value. 

in other words, I would like it to show values like this.

 

Position - RollEmployeeSumma av Calc - TillgängligtSumma av Calc - Överallokering
Group 1 Summa 144100
Group 1Name 1060
 Name 2040
 Name 300
 Name 4400
 Name 500
 Name 600
 Name 700
 Name 8400
 Name 900
 Name 1000
 Name 1100
 Name 12240
 Name 1300
 Name 14400
 Name 1500
 Name 1600
 Name 1700
Group 2 Summa 31080
Group 2Name 18040
 Name 19040
 Name 20400
 Name 21400
 Name 2200
 Name 2300
 Name 24400
 Name 2500
 Name 26300
 Name 2700
 Name 2800
 Name 29400
 Name 3000
 Name 31400
 Name 32400
 Name 3300
 Name 3400
 Name 3500
 Name 3600
 Name 3700
 Name 3800
 Name 39400
 Name 4000
 Name 4100
Totalsumma 454180

 

Is there a workaround to achive this? When it calculates like this I can not use a better visual to show the values in a subtotal-level.

Thanks in advance!

//Tommy

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

I did not manage to get the second measure work the way I wanted so I created a new table in Power Query were each column represents a measure. Then the sum are correct on my subtotals.

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dedelman_clng
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @TommyMossberg -

 

Instead of putting the two measures directly into the matrix, add a second measure for each that does the subtotals correctly

 

Tillganglig_Display =
IF (
    HASONEVALUE ( STotal_Tab[Employee] ),
    [Tillganglig],
    SUMX ( STotal_Tab, [Tillganglig] )
)

 

2021-07-01 13_50_20-scratch4 - Power BI Desktop.png

Hope this helps

David

I did not manage to get the second measure work the way I wanted so I created a new table in Power Query were each column represents a measure. Then the sum are correct on my subtotals.

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