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Hello,
I'm at my wits end with this issue. I'm struggling to make it so the total of the table is printed. I believe the issue is with the context of the total but I'm not sure how to solve it.
I have the following table:
Here is the breakdown of the columns:
Date comes from a Calendar
Meas_FTDS is a measure calculated this way:
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous
You can use a new measure
FC_FTD 13M MA 2 =
SUMX ( VALUES ( _Calendar[Date] ), [FC_FTD 13M MA] )
@Anonymous
Do you want to return the average of the visible values or the sum of the visible values?
Hello, the sum of visible values.
@Anonymous
You can use a new measure
FC_FTD 13M MA 2 =
SUMX ( VALUES ( _Calendar[Date] ), [FC_FTD 13M MA] )
Thanks a lot! I guess the new measure gets a different context than any carried over from the variables?
@Anonymous
Exactly
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