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I have a matrix report with [Rooms] in rows, [Program] in the pivot column, and [AreaM] for the value.
I have slicers to change the number of columns displayed [Programs] .
I want to filter out rows, where the columns all display zero. So I created a calculated column [AllProgramSum] to "sum up the columns". Yet, this calculation does not seem to correspond to the slicer(s). When I expect this calculated column to be zero, it shows the sum from all the columns...
Please advise, how to fix my calculated colunn:
In this screen shot, I would like to filter out all of the rows, where the three columns are all red (0.00).
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@MarkusEng1998 Calculated columns are only calculated at data load and thus are not interactive. You would need something like a measure.
Thanks, @Greg_Deckler . I am making this more complicated than necessary. This simple measure fixed my issue:
Thanks, @Greg_Deckler . I am making this more complicated than necessary. This simple measure fixed my issue:
@MarkusEng1998 Calculated columns are only calculated at data load and thus are not interactive. You would need something like a measure.
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