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spagad6263
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Can I add a total row to a table?

Hi, I would like to add a total row to a table, either on top or the bottom? Below is an example, but I couldn't see any options. Please note, it's a normal table, NOT a matrix. Thanks

 

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parry2k
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@spagad6263 I assume Total is a number column, if yes then make sure the aggregation is set to SUM and then it will show the Total at the bottom. 



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parry2k
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@spagad6263 I don't think so.



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spagad6263
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Thanks for the quick reply. Can the total row showing on the top of the table?

parry2k
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@spagad6263  first what is the data type of your total column? 2nd, when you dropped this column on the table visual, did you change the aggregation? 



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spagad6263
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I could see below option, but it doesn't seem to make any difference.

 

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spagad6263
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Below is what I expect to see - example in Excel

 

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parry2k
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@spagad6263 I assume Total is a number column, if yes then make sure the aggregation is set to SUM and then it will show the Total at the bottom. 



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