Sum Measure in Col - Matrix Visual

[TommyMossberg]

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 - Roll	Employee	Summa av Calc - Tillgängligt	Summa av Calc - Överallokering
Group 1 Summa		44	0
Group 1	Name 1	0	60
	Name 2	0	40
	Name 3	0	0
	Name 4	40	0
	Name 5	0	0
	Name 6	0	0
	Name 7	0	0
	Name 8	40	0
	Name 9	0	0
	Name 10	0	0
	Name 11	0	0
	Name 12	24	0
	Name 13	0	0
	Name 14	40	0
	Name 15	0	0
	Name 16	0	0
	Name 17	0	0
Group 2 Summa		230	0
Group 2	Name 18	0	40
	Name 19	0	40
	Name 20	40	0
	Name 21	40	0
	Name 22	0	0
	Name 23	0	0
	Name 24	40	0
	Name 25	0	0
	Name 26	30	0
	Name 27	0	0
	Name 28	0	0
	Name 29	40	0
	Name 30	0	0
	Name 31	40	0
	Name 32	40	0
	Name 33	0	0
	Name 34	0	0
	Name 35	0	0
	Name 36	0	0
	Name 37	0	0
	Name 38	0	0
	Name 39	40	0
	Name 40	0	0
	Name 41	0	0
Totalsumma		274	0

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 - Roll	Employee	Summa av Calc - Tillgängligt	Summa av Calc - Överallokering
Group 1 Summa		144	100
Group 1	Name 1	0	60
	Name 2	0	40
	Name 3	0	0
	Name 4	40	0
	Name 5	0	0
	Name 6	0	0
	Name 7	0	0
	Name 8	40	0
	Name 9	0	0
	Name 10	0	0
	Name 11	0	0
	Name 12	24	0
	Name 13	0	0
	Name 14	40	0
	Name 15	0	0
	Name 16	0	0
	Name 17	0	0
Group 2 Summa		310	80
Group 2	Name 18	0	40
	Name 19	0	40
	Name 20	40	0
	Name 21	40	0
	Name 22	0	0
	Name 23	0	0
	Name 24	40	0
	Name 25	0	0
	Name 26	30	0
	Name 27	0	0
	Name 28	0	0
	Name 29	40	0
	Name 30	0	0
	Name 31	40	0
	Name 32	40	0
	Name 33	0	0
	Name 34	0	0
	Name 35	0	0
	Name 36	0	0
	Name 37	0	0
	Name 38	0	0
	Name 39	40	0
	Name 40	0	0
	Name 41	0	0
Totalsumma		454	180

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

[dedelman_clng]

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] )
)

Hope this helps

David

[TommyMossberg · 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.