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Anonymous
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Calculate over Total Column

Hello Guys,

 

Actually I'm working on a Matrix do compare the performance between my sales teams. In the actual scenario one client can be called by more than one team and today I have the following matrix.

 

CLIENT\TEAMTEAM ATEAM BTEAM CTOTAL CALLS
CLIENT JOSEPH10 CALLS5 CALLS2 CALLS17 CALLS
CLIENT MARK 10 CALLS 10 CALLS
CLIENT SUZY5 CALLS20 CALLS50 CALLS75 CALLS

 

 

Ok, now what I want to achieve is , considering the total Calls, and considering my matrix is showing data for a period of 1 year, I want to know the average number of calls a client has received, something like this:

 

 

CLIENT\TEAMTEAM ATEAM BTEAM CTOTAL CALLSAVERAGE CALLS PER MONTH OVER A YEAR
CLIENT JOSEPH15 CALLS7 CALLS2 CALLS24 CALLS2 CALLS
CLIENT MARK 10 CALLS 10 CALLS0,83 CALLS
CLIENT SUZY5 CALLS20 CALLS50 CALLS75 CALLS6,25 CALLS

 

What I dont know how to achieve is a way do display only the Average Calls for Total, up to know what I was able to do is to display the Average for each team and them it shows the total, but I don't want to display the average for every team, just for the total calls, could you please give some advice ?

 

thanks in advance

 

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I need to achieve it with only 1 matrix" 

 

It is possible but it comes with a lot of work attached. You may want to reconsider that requirement.

 

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Creating-a-custom-or-hybrid-matrix-in-PowerBI/ba-p/1...

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v-xiaotang
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Hi @Anonymous 

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Anonymous
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Hi @lbendlin  , thanks for your reply.

 

The source is already cleaned up and you achieved the result by using 2 different matrixes , right ? I need to achieve it with only 1 matrix, is that posssible ?

thanks in advance

 

I need to achieve it with only 1 matrix" 

 

It is possible but it comes with a lot of work attached. You may want to reconsider that requirement.

 

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Creating-a-custom-or-hybrid-matrix-in-PowerBI/ba-p/1...

lbendlin
Super User
Super User

Let's clean up the source data first

 

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unpivot

lbendlin_1-1647128243540.png

cleanup

lbendlin_2-1647128424994.png

 

Once you have your data in good shape the rest is easy.

lbendlin_4-1647129189952.png

 

see attached pbix

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