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Grand Total Only
- 9 years ago
Yeah, Agree with Anonymous, uthall you should let matrix show details and turn off total row,column. and then show Grand total in Card next to matrix.
Could you post the sample data and your expectation picture? so I could quickly help you to solve it.
Hi, and thanks
See above screenshot.....
- tjd9 years agoImpactful Individual
I have been working on the same type of problem and it seems to me that you're only going to get the solution you are looking for (right now) by either using only one category. Seems to me that if you use more than one category in a matrix, you can only get each category's row and sub-row totals which is what you don't want. I had to switch my visual to a table (from a matrix) in order to get the view you show; but then you lose the nice category formating of the matrix (:.
- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable
You can't selectively turn off subtotals in the matrix visual. You either get subtotals for everything, or no totals at all. Those are your only options. For some reason they left this basic feature out. The best workaround I've found is to write a measure that produces some of the items you would use for the non-subtotaling columns, and use that in the values.
- tringuyenminh929 years agoMemorable Member
Yeah, Agree with Anonymous, uthall you should let matrix show details and turn off total row,column. and then show Grand total in Card next to matrix.
- gancw12 years agoResolver II
Seems like there is no way to display this format in PowerBI when there is more than 1 item in the row