Create a line chart with file o column subtotals

[moleo]

Hi Everyone

I have this table model as an input to  my report: 

Domain	Country	Contract	Spend	Report_Date
Maintenance	US	YES	351256	January
Maintenance	US	NO	442451	January
Maintenance	UK	YES	354326	January
Maintenance	UK	NO	326885	January
Maintenance	GER	YES	297713	January
Maintenance	GER	NO	490954	January
Logistics	US	YES	360023	January
Logistics	US	NO	397210	January
Logistics	UK	YES	302325	January
Logistics	UK	NO	318854	January
Logistics	GER	YES	315901	January
Logistics	GER	NO	435740	January
Maintenance	US	YES	396521	February
Maintenance	US	NO	469540	February
Maintenance	UK	YES	414971	February
Maintenance	UK	NO	258856	February
Maintenance	GER	YES	314071	February
Maintenance	GER	NO	435208	February
Logistics	US	YES	471843	February
Logistics	US	NO	411614	February
Logistics	UK	YES	376039	February
Logistics	UK	NO	429307	February
Logistics	GER	YES	411857	February
Logistics	GER	NO	253510	February

Monthly the table will be updated,  the first two columns are filters and I want to create a graphic with the subtotals like I use to do in Excel :

Something like this:

As you may see is a KPI with the development over time, but I only achieve this in Power BI with the matrix visualization, when I try to create the line chart it only takes the % over the total, not the files or columns.  Is there any way to do it?

Thank you.

[Icey]

Hi @moleo ,

Has @camargos88 solved your problem?

If he has, please accept his reply as a solution so that people who may have the same question can get the solution directly.

If not, please let me know.

Best Regards,
Icey

[camargos88]

Hi @moleo ,

Check this file as an example: Download PBIX 

Ricardo

[moleo]

That was great and fast, Thank you @camargos88 ,  😀 Can you explain to me the solution, I need to escalate this to a KPI with 3 stages "Yes" "Almost Yes" and "No"

[camargos88 · Accepted solution]

Hi @moleo ,

I glad it worked for you.

First I create a measure to sum all amount values where the contract is YES and another where the contract is NO and the value is dividing by the amount of YES and NO (ALL(Table[Contract]), this removes the context filter on this column and get all the values on your table.

Another version is using ALL(Table[Report_Date]), it's the same idea, it's not considering the context filter for Report_Date.

You can find more functions about context filter in this link:

https://www.infointelligence.com.br/2017/11/13/usando-allexcept-versus-all-e-values/

Please, if you consider it as a solution, mark it and kudos.

Thank you,

Ricardo