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Create a calculated column in matrix visualization
- 5 years ago
mkim
Adding a Measure to a Matrix will always show calculation against each Row and Column fields, to hide the values, you can create the following measure, adjust your measure accordingly:Diff = IF( ISFILTERED( Table3[YEAR] ) , "" , CALCULATE( SUM(Table3[VALUE]), Table3[YEAR] = 2016 ) - CALCULATE( SUM(Table3[VALUE]), Table3[YEAR] = 2014 ) )________________________
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- Anonymous5 years ago
Hi mkim ,
Based on your description, you can do some steps as follows.
- Create an index column.
- Create two date tables.
Current date = SUMMARIZE('Case3',Case3[index],Case3[DATE])
Prior date = SUMMARIZE('Case3',Case3[index],Case3[DATE])
3. Create a measure.
diff =
var cu1=MIN('Current date'[index])
var cu2=MAX('Current date'[index])
var pr1=MIN('Prior date'[index])
var pr2=MAX('Prior date'[index])
return
CALCULATE(SUM(Case3[VALUE]),'Case3'[index]>=cu1&&'Case3'[index]<=cu2)-CALCULATE(SUM(Case3[VALUE]),'Case3'[index]>=pr1&&'Case3'[index]<=pr2)
4.Create two clicers.
Result:
Hope that's what you were looking for.
Best Regards,
Yuna
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mkim
Adding a Measure to a Matrix will always show calculation against each Row and Column fields, to hide the values, you can create the following measure, adjust your measure accordingly:
Diff =
IF(
ISFILTERED( Table3[YEAR] ) , "" ,
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table3[VALUE]),
Table3[YEAR] = 2016
) -
CALCULATE(
SUM(Table3[VALUE]),
Table3[YEAR] = 2014
)
)________________________
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Hi amitchandak Fowmy
I am confused. I have excel table which when converted to powerbi mtarix is showing unique values for each ctagory, which is correct, the the total is showing is incorrect. It is only counting unique values however if you see, Jeans order apperas twice so it should calculate total based on unique category. I know power BI doesnt let that happen automcatlly, can you please tell a work around?
Thanks a lot