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Hi,
I have a column of percentages and can view them properly in a table, but when i turn the table to a matrix, it sums it up and there is no "don't summerize" option. I also changed the default summarization to 'don't summarize' but it still doesn't work. Is there anything i could do about this?
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As a general rule I don't store percentages in columns as they are typically non-additive. Instead I store the raw values that are used to calculate the percentage, then I create a measure to calculate the percentage. In this way the percentage can be calculated correctly regards of any grouping or filtering that is applied.
As a general rule I don't store percentages in columns as they are typically non-additive. Instead I store the raw values that are used to calculate the percentage, then I create a measure to calculate the percentage. In this way the percentage can be calculated correctly regards of any grouping or filtering that is applied.
Hi @Anonymous
When adding columns in the "value" of a matrix, it would summarize as "sum" by default.
the values for the column would sum grouped by the column in "row".
Please see my example, if i add the same column in the "row" as table,
it shows correctly in a matrix.
If there are many columns in "row" field, please expand all levels to see the correct values.
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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