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Hi,
i have created a matrix in power bi and in that matrix I am performing some calcuations. Now I want to have the total of those columns and want to perform calculations on that total column also..
So can you please suggest how can i acheive that
Hi, @Anonymous
Still not very clear for me, how the percentage column mentioned above is calculated to get?
Are you already getting the percentages for each category individually, and you want to get the percentages for all categories in total?
If we know exactly what you are trying to achieve, you might be able to get a solution faster.
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Hi @Anonymous
If you want the count of each record allocated to a category, then use COUNTROWS like this:
Total Count = COUNTROWS ( 'Table'[Column] )
Otherwise, if you want the SUM of the values, then use the following:
Total Sum = SUM ( 'Table'[Column] )
The above is a starting point, but as @jaideepnema has flagged, if you want more advanced assistance, you will need to provide a more detailed explanation.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Not clear, can you share a sample pbix with sensitive data removed along with the expected output so that we can check your query ?
@ jaideepnema
Here as you can see I am calculating % for every row, now what I want is to calculate the total of each column and calculate the percentage for that total one.
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