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Alessandra
Helper I
Helper I

Calculate the total sum of a column (sales)

Hi everyone,

 

I need to know how to calculate the total sum of a column (sales) , so I can calculate the percentage of share sales considering rows  such as year, month, brand and client.

Here is an example of what I want, but in Power BI.

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 I'm looking forward to read your answers 🙂

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Hi Alessandra,

attached pbix with the measures.  maybe it helps.

customer matrix with %

 

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Hi to all, there is a way to produce a column SUM in similar mode but in SSAS server side calculations?

parry2k
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you can sales column again and chooise "show % of grand total" in arrow next to sales column.

 

If this doesn't work, I can write measure for you. try this above first.



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Hi parry2k,

 

I'd really aprecciate if you can write the measure for me. 

try this:

 

Sales = SUM(Table[Sales])

Total Sales = Calculate([Sales], All([Table])

% Sales = DIVIDE([Sales], [Total Sales], 0)

Add above 3 measures, drop sales and % sales in matrix. Make sure change the format of "% sales" to % under data modelling tab.

 

 



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indeed, with this solution we come to a desired resultcustomer matrix.JPG

 

 

 

It didn't work.

Here is what I have in Power BI ( it's in spanish)

total vtas= total sales= CALCULATE([VtaVol],E1_T0_C0509_P0001_F1) --> The result it's the same what I got in sales, and It should appear for each row 26.86, which is the sum of the column sales, so in that way I can calculate the % of share sales

VtaVol = sales=  SUM(E1_T0_C0509_P0001_F1[VentaVol])

 

powerbiii.JPG

Hi Alessandra,

attached pbix with the measures.  maybe it helps.

customer matrix with %

 

Thank You SO MUCH Pawel1! 😄

@Alessandra not sure why it will not work, make sure your dax expression for total sales is correct

 

it must have ALL function in there



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