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Customize the 'Total' Formula for a visual
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Thanks for any help!
It did indeed turn out that i was over complicating things.
By skipping the creation of Table 2 completely and by using the same Dataset of Table1 to make the 2nd visual, i am able to get this result.
I gave the 'House' as the Matric Row and the Subjects as the Matrix Values and selected the average value.
Thanks all for the help! Your techniques will surely be useful to me in the future.
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DevadathanK seems like you are overcomplicating your calculation, anyhow, you can use HASONEFILTER function to check if you are on total line then create a different calculation
Measure = IF ( HASONEFILTER( Table[Room] ), <<your average calculation>>, DIVIDE( SUM ( Table[MathCol] ), COUNTROWS( VALUES ( Table[Room] ) ) ) )tweak the above measure as per your need.
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DevadathanK , you can try isfiltered or isinscope
if(isfiltered(Table[House]),sum('Table1'[Mathematics]),[Mathematics])
https://powerpivotpro.com/2013/03/hasonevalue-vs-isfiltered-vs-hasonefilter/
https://www.kasperonbi.com/use-isinscope-to-get-the-right-hierarchy-level-in-dax/
It did indeed turn out that i was over complicating things.
By skipping the creation of Table 2 completely and by using the same Dataset of Table1 to make the 2nd visual, i am able to get this result.
I gave the 'House' as the Matric Row and the Subjects as the Matrix Values and selected the average value.
Thanks all for the help! Your techniques will surely be useful to me in the future.
