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If you click on the table visual to give it focus, then click the format paint brush you can find the option to turn totals on/off under the general area.
For some reason, Total is not coming up anywhere mentioned and keeps coming in the visuals. Version: 2.88.1144.0 64-bit (December 2020). Not sure it's a bug or something I am missing here.
In the 2018 version, select the Matrix, go to the Paintbrush, look for the "Subtotals" section. You will find toggle switches for both rows and columns.
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Go into the Fields Icon , which is on the Right End ( which is more of a Rectangle inside a Rectangle Shape). Right Click on the filed which you do not want the total for "Check"/ "Select" the "Dont Summarize" option.
@sriharsha36I don't see the "Don't Summarize" option for my two calculated measures. Do I need to do that elsewhere?
if you need to remove the totals in a waterfall chart or if you need a different staring value in a power bi custum visual, take a look at the Power BI Ultimate Waterfall Chart, download it here:
http://dataviz.boutique/2017/03/22/powerbi-ultimate-waterfall-custom-visual/
BR
Klaus
If you click on the table visual to give it focus, then click the format paint brush you can find the option to turn totals on/off under the general area.
Hi, Just go to format visual, find "Totals" and turn off values 🙂
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To remove the 'Totals' row from a table in Version: 2.76.5678.782 (December 2019) of Power BI, do the following:
Done! 😁
What "UX Expert" within Microsoft made this not work anymore? Now if I have a table even with the totals turned off, I have totals. Do you guys ever test stuff, before you release it?
See screenshot:
Thanks a lot !
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