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Hi,
I have a category filter
Category Target
A All 18-20
B All 20-25
And table in which targets are placed in columns
Data1 Data2 All 18-20 All 20-25
A 1 1 5
B 1 2 4
So how can I make a measure which calculates the sum of corresponding column (target column) depending on the Selected category?
So if pivot is filtered with Category A, I woudl get sum of All 18-20 column, and B Sum of All 20-25 column?
Is it possible?
Solved! Go to Solution.
HI @AgencyPowerBi,
I'd like to suggest you enter to query editor and unpivot your table columns:
Then you can use above in pivot table to simply summary specific column range by filter.
Sample measures:
Sum index 18~20 =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table1[Value] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( Table1 ),
Table1[Column Index] >= 18
&& Table1[Column Index] <= 20
&& Table1[Index] = MAX ( Table1[Index] )
)
)
Sum index 20~25 =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table1[Value] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( Table1 ),
Table1[Column Index] >= 20
&& Table1[Column Index] <= 25
&& Table1[Index] = MAX ( Table1[Index] )
)
)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Can you provide pic of base data with intended result..
Well not really.
I wanted to calculate measures in pivot in excel. That way I thought of circumventing visual basic in order to change variables in value pivot field.
I have 10 different categories, each has different tagret data for GRP calculation.
So, my idea was calculate GRP data based on category value in filter.
I could do this through if statement in measure, but I have 40 different columns and if statement would be just too long to code.
So I wanted to change if statement with reference table, in which I would pair category with name of the column for the calculation.
If that is possible, please let me know how 🙂
HI @AgencyPowerBi,
I'd like to suggest you enter to query editor and unpivot your table columns:
Then you can use above in pivot table to simply summary specific column range by filter.
Sample measures:
Sum index 18~20 =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table1[Value] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( Table1 ),
Table1[Column Index] >= 18
&& Table1[Column Index] <= 20
&& Table1[Index] = MAX ( Table1[Index] )
)
)
Sum index 20~25 =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Table1[Value] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( Table1 ),
Table1[Column Index] >= 20
&& Table1[Column Index] <= 25
&& Table1[Index] = MAX ( Table1[Index] )
)
)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
This is great!
I came to this solution myself. This way I can put a slicer and change category while my values are calculated.
Thanks for this solution!
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