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I know this question has been asked alot... I've been searching through and trying every "solution" for hours but nothing actually works. Once again, WHY is such a simple task SO HARD? I feel like every time I try something in power BI, I just laugh and want to go back to excel because it doesn't have anywhere close to as many problems with simple tasks that should take seconds.
I have a clustered column chart that shows projected future dollar pay outs by quarter. I won't get into how ridiculous it was to get these to actually display in chronological order.... All I want to do is have a column at the beginning that shows the total dollars. The closest I could get was having two separate charts and grouping them together, but that looks really bad. Every other solution posted here either has multiple variables or just adds multiple total columns next to each existing column and basically duplicates it... I just want a column at the beginning that shows the total dollars.
Hi @Adamp1916 ,
Please add the total column as below. Sales_Discount is giving the total of Sales & Discount
Ususally we don't display data like that. We like to use drill mode in powerbi
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/consumer/end-user-drill?wt.mc_id=DP-MVP-5004616
So that will not also the total and quarter data display at the same time.
If you have to do that, pls provide some sample data and we will provide you the workaround for it.
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It's extremely common to show a total column in a data set. Sample data would just be a column with random amounts in it next to another column with different quarters.
Hi @Adamp1916
As you say, this is not easy with standard colum charts
My suggestion is to go to the marketplace (... under the icons of the visuals) and check for other column charts that include totals in automatic
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