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Hello,
I have a simple problem.
I want to calculate the totals of the QuantityAllocated column according to each different container number
When I click on a row it gives the total number of all similar productID columns in the row. I dont want this. Should be 912
Thank you
Hi @Anonymous ,
Do the columns in the table visual have unique values? Or is this table visual data from multiple tables?
I create a table with unique values and use QuantityAllocated as the card visual. when click will display the value of the corresponding row.
If the problem persists,could you using virtual data to create a sample pbix that fits your scenario and share it via cloud service like onedrive for business?
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Liang
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@Anonymous
Following on from @Tahreem24 suggestion, If you are using a card visual, you will get a "total" unless you specify a specific ID in the filter expression or as a filter in the filter pane.
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@Anonymous - Try to create a measure that will sum up values based on unique container ID:
@Anonymous , what is the structure of your data.
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
Hi @amitchandak
Sorry I can't share. I get the data from the database with direct query. What I want is the sum of the QuantityAllocated columns for according to each different container column.
So; In the following filtering result, normally the Quantity Allocated quantity sum should be 39.720, but the result is 158.888 😞
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