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Hi all... I have one requirement where i have to highlight subtotal and grand total in matrix visual. The details are as follows:
I have client code ,clientname,coverage code under rows, month in columns and revenue in values.
the subtotals are at Clientname level and then i have grand total. I am unable to highlight subtotals. I am able to only grnadtotals. the highlight option is not shown when i select the clientname subtotal. Is there a way i can do that?
Solved! Go to Solution.
If by highlighting, you mean to change the colour or something like that - you can use formatting cell elements for that. If you click the fx button, there is an option to apply formatting to the totals only. You create a measure to check if the row is not the grand total
i.e Highlight Cell = INT(HASONEVALUE(Table[Client Code]))) // note i'm assuming client code is the highest level in the heirarchy
and then you can apply to totals only + set based on the highlight cell measure + if value is 1
Under Row subtotals, if you keep Row level to 'All' then the changes that you apply in values will be applicable to all subtotals. You have another section section called 'Row Grand total' to change the formatting for grand total.
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Under Row subtotals, if you keep Row level to 'All' then the changes that you apply in values will be applicable to all subtotals. You have another section section called 'Row Grand total' to change the formatting for grand total.
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If by highlighting, you mean to change the colour or something like that - you can use formatting cell elements for that. If you click the fx button, there is an option to apply formatting to the totals only. You create a measure to check if the row is not the grand total
i.e Highlight Cell = INT(HASONEVALUE(Table[Client Code]))) // note i'm assuming client code is the highest level in the heirarchy
and then you can apply to totals only + set based on the highlight cell measure + if value is 1
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