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Hi! i'm trying to replicate the file i'm uploading here https://we.tl/t-3aY9nitu88 in PBI
U can see in the file:
1. Raw Data
2. The table i would like to see in PBI
The mandatory thing is that i need to use subtotal formula and not just count() or sum().
Thanks!!!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hey @Migsmix ,
let's say your table with the RAW DATA is called myTable. Then create 3 measures:
Subtotal (Count) = COUNTROWS(myTable)
Then for the SUM:
Subtotal (SUM) = SUM(myTable[Purchases])
And the frequency:
Frequency = [Subtotal (SUM)] / [Subtotal (Count)]
Create a matrix in Power BI, put the color to the columns all the 3 measures to the values:
Afterwards go to the format tab and under the "Values" section set the check box to "Show on rows":
This should give you the result you want:
Hey @Migsmix ,
let's say your table with the RAW DATA is called myTable. Then create 3 measures:
Subtotal (Count) = COUNTROWS(myTable)
Then for the SUM:
Subtotal (SUM) = SUM(myTable[Purchases])
And the frequency:
Frequency = [Subtotal (SUM)] / [Subtotal (Count)]
Create a matrix in Power BI, put the color to the columns all the 3 measures to the values:
Afterwards go to the format tab and under the "Values" section set the check box to "Show on rows":
This should give you the result you want:
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