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It sounds like you need to change the type of interaction (Format ribbon; edit interactions) from highlight to filter:
see this example:
Go to Format in the ribbon, select "Edit interactions", select your table visual and change the interaction in the bar chart visual to "Filter"
Hi @AryaP
In the values section of your visualization,
There is a Inverted caret symbol next to it.
Click that and select "Don't Summarize".
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In this case, there is no don't summarize option in the value section of the visualization., just sum, average, median,etc.
@AryaP Can you post some screen shots of what you are seeing? Include how the table is configured in the Visualizations pane as well as the bar chart. Or post the PBIX to OneDrive/Box and share a link. Hard to tell what is going on.
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Hi Greg,
You can see right, in the dirst two pictures, the sums value of the table still appears.
I can't find the setting to make them dissapear.
Well, this is the coloumn chart that I want actually, but Iwant to use it from table instead of slicer.
It sounds like you need to change the type of interaction (Format ribbon; edit interactions) from highlight to filter:
see this example:
Go to Format in the ribbon, select "Edit interactions", select your table visual and change the interaction in the bar chart visual to "Filter"
IT DEFINETELY WORKS!
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Hello
Visual filters on each chart and Page Filters can help you for better handling.
Ss.
I have tried this but the total sums still appear in coloumn chart
