Dear all, good afternoon!
Sorry, rectifying.
Can you help me.
I have a table with the column date, account, history and value. I have a DAX SUM('2000_Razao_Centro_Custo_Insight_Ind'[Movimento]) function where the system calculates from January to December 2022 on a monthly basis, but I need to maintain the previous function and now a new measure to calculate another % column in the same "Matrix", but the % cannot appear month by month, only the annual % of this new measure.
Can someone help me.
Robson
@AndradeRobson I have done series of videos on how you can show multiple totals in Matrix visual, check these here and hope it will help you what you are looking for:
Maximizing Power BI Matrix Visual: Displaying Multiple Totals for Better Insights - Part 1 - YouTube
Maximizing Power BI Matrix Visual: Displaying Multiple Totals for Better Insights - Part 2 - YouTube
Maximizing Power BI Matrix Visual: Displaying Multiple Totals for Better Insights - Part 3 - YouTube
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@AndradeRobson Glad to hear that these videos were helpful. To show %, you can change the format string in the calculation item.
In TE2 (screenshot below), chose Format String Expression for that calculation item and give it the string for %
"#,0.00%"
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Good afternoon!
Thank you very much, the application helped me a lot, as I have been looking for this solution for a long time.
The result was as expected. Of course, as we progress, new ideas emerge.
The result of the explanation follows:
A question:
In this image sent, is it possible to change the numbers to, for example, 48.17%? Decrease decimal places?
Do you have courses or other channels so I can follow you?
Att.
Robson
@AndradeRobson I have done series of videos on how you can show multiple totals in Matrix visual, check these here and hope it will help you what you are looking for:
Maximizing Power BI Matrix Visual: Displaying Multiple Totals for Better Insights - Part 1 - YouTube
Maximizing Power BI Matrix Visual: Displaying Multiple Totals for Better Insights - Part 2 - YouTube
Maximizing Power BI Matrix Visual: Displaying Multiple Totals for Better Insights - Part 3 - YouTube
Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!
Learn Power BI and Fabric - subscribe to our YT channel - Click here: @PowerBIHowTo
If my solution proved useful, I'd be delighted to receive Kudos. When you put effort into asking a question, it's equally thoughtful to acknowledge and give Kudos to the individual who helped you solve the problem. It's a small gesture that shows appreciation and encouragement! ❤
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