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Grand Total ALL() with filter
Hello,
I have created a measure
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Am-wyNUhKsP7gx4yc41fsNF5Ne_E?e=GSePU9
- Anonymous7 years ago
Hi xuexi1890 ,
I think i got the solution at last
Grand Total = VAR _product = ALLSELECTED ( Table1[Product] ) VAR _Month = ALLSELECTED ( Table1[Resale Invoice Month] ) RETURN CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Resale Qty] ), ALL ( Table1 ), Table1[Product] IN _product, Table1[Resale Invoice Month] IN _Month )1.When no filter on Product or Month is selected it computes the total for the entire table.
2.When a Filter on Product alone is selected it computes the total for only that product for all months in the table.
3. When a filter on Month alone is selected it computes the total for only those Months for all products.
4. When a Product and Month is filtered, it computes the total for only those Products and those Months selected.
This should work.
Cheers
CheenuSing
11 Replies
- xuexi1890
Helper I
thank you Mariusz,
if i try Grand Total = CALCULATE(sum(Table1[Resale Qty]),ALL(Table1)), then this number is grand total of the Table1,
but i want it to be, the grand total of the product within whatever filter i have given.
ie. the grand total has to be affected by slicers, but not respond to prices
regards
nate
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi xuexi1890 ,
I was playing around with the attached pbix.
1.The matrix visual is based on ReSale Price.
2. The table visual is based on Product.
So there is no commanility between the two. And hence when you use visual filter on product on the table visual you will not get same results.
You also have a Page Level filter on Product, if you use the filtering on Product using this the result is the same in both visuals.
The page level filter applies to all the visuals in a page.
Hope this clarifies.
Cheers
CheenuSing