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siva3012
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6 years ago
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Hide Columun Measure Total

Dear All, I have a measure dividing two measure by each other - Measure 2 = [Measure 5]/[Measure 6]) Is there a way to hide the total for this Measure 2 & Measure 3. The total is not correct. ...
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  • Grambi's avatar
    Grambi
    6 years ago

    You are looking for the opposite of this question https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Measure-does-not-show-total/td-p/514010

     

    The same logic applies. A workaround would be to change the formula to include the level of detail you are displaying. So if you want to calculate the Measure for customers but not for the total, you could do something like this:

     

    Measure = if(HASONEVALUE('Your table'[Your Customer Field]);[Measure 1]/[Measure 2];Blank())

    Note the empty value in the Measure for the total row (Totaal).

     

    The Customer Field would now have to be in the visual for the Measure to display a value. So if you want to perform the same calculation based on regio, you would have to add another measure.

     

     

     

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Grambi
Frequent Visitor
6 years ago

You are looking for the opposite of this question https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Measure-does-not-show-total/td-p/514010

 

The same logic applies. A workaround would be to change the formula to include the level of detail you are displaying. So if you want to calculate the Measure for customers but not for the total, you could do something like this:

 

Measure = if(HASONEVALUE('Your table'[Your Customer Field]);[Measure 1]/[Measure 2];Blank())

Note the empty value in the Measure for the total row (Totaal).

 

The Customer Field would now have to be in the visual for the Measure to display a value. So if you want to perform the same calculation based on regio, you would have to add another measure.