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By default, PowerBI automatically sums all numeric fields in the grand totals. But some fields dont make sense. For example, the age field below. Is there a way to turn off (remove) grand total for selected fields?
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Hi @CNC987654 ,
Within Power BI , select 'Field Formatting' - > Age - > then Make the Font Color White and apply only to the Totals.
This masks the total for Age.
Hi @CNC987654 ,
Within Power BI , select 'Field Formatting' - > Age - > then Make the Font Color White and apply only to the Totals.
This masks the total for Age.
Hi,
This measure should work
=IF(HASONEVALUE(Data[Name]),SUM(Data[Age]),BLANK())
Hope this helps.
Do you have a screen shot of where to apply the measure? thanks
Hi,
Go to Modelling > New Measure.
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