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Hello,
Can you please help me to get the Total at the end column only (Sum of Values)?
Sample file
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YWpad3SKLfT3wnbkDW1WnWjsGRayJhXl/view
I have a matrix table but values are on average. I want to add a sum of values at the end, but when I try to add the Total it is showing by column level as well. Can anybody please let me know how to do it only at the end? I also tried online and did not find anything useful, coz I already have value as average on my matrix table and I just need a sum at the end. Please see below what I did.
Current table showing the average.
When I try to add Total at the end, it shows by column level also. which I don't need.
What I tried,
Tota_New = IF(ISFILTERED(d_Summary[RegionsSTK]), SUM('d_line (2)'[Value]))
Total = SUM('d_line (2)'[Value])
Expect results without highlighted columns, just the sum of the total at the end.
Thank you so much
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Hi, @bikelley ;
Please try :
1.create a column.
sort = RANKX('Timeline',[Status],,ASC,Dense)
2.create a new table.
Newtable =
var _a=SUMMARIZE('Timeline',[ID],[Status],[sort],"value",AVERAGE(Timeline[Value]))
var _b=SUMMARIZE('Timeline',"ID",BLANK(),"Status","Average","sort",DISTINCTCOUNT(Timeline[Status])+1,"value",BLANK())
return UNION(_a,_b)
3.create a measure.
Measure = IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Newtable'[Status])="Average",AVERAGE('Timeline'[Value]),CALCULATE(SUM('Newtable'[value]), TREATAS(VALUES('Timeline'[ID]),'Newtable'[ID])))
4.sort by "sort" column.
The final output is shown below:
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Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
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Hi, @bikelley ;
Please try :
1.create a column.
sort = RANKX('Timeline',[Status],,ASC,Dense)
2.create a new table.
Newtable =
var _a=SUMMARIZE('Timeline',[ID],[Status],[sort],"value",AVERAGE(Timeline[Value]))
var _b=SUMMARIZE('Timeline',"ID",BLANK(),"Status","Average","sort",DISTINCTCOUNT(Timeline[Status])+1,"value",BLANK())
return UNION(_a,_b)
3.create a measure.
Measure = IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Newtable'[Status])="Average",AVERAGE('Timeline'[Value]),CALCULATE(SUM('Newtable'[value]), TREATAS(VALUES('Timeline'[ID]),'Newtable'[ID])))
4.sort by "sort" column.
The final output is shown below:
Best Regards,
Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@v-yalanwu-msft you are a rock start my friend, Thank you so much. I almost gave up on this and I saw your post. Thank you so much. This work as I wanted. Again, I really appreciate your help.
@bikelley hang on a second, is that total a measure you have on the value section of the matrix visual?
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@bikelley not sure what you are doing? it should be pretty straightforward, send me the pbix file.
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HI @parry2k
Please see the link below for the sample file.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YWpad3SKLfT3wnbkDW1WnWjsGRayJhXl/view?usp=sharing
Again, I just want to make sure we are on the same page and I am not wasting your time. I want everything except the columns highlighted in yellow (they are the totals). Sorry that I keep repeating this.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your time and help.
@bikelley on the format pane, under subtotal, you can turn on "Per Column Level" and turn off the total at the column level.
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HI @parry2k
Thank you so much for your time, but I tried what you said, and still the same, I want to get rid of the Total for 2,3,4,5 columns, and just keep the end Total column. Am I doing something wrong?
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