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Hello,
I don't understand what kind of magic it is when I up the table, grand total isn't appropriately calculated however its still matches the excel grand total & now I suspect the subtotals aren't correct,
Please help me find the solution
Table I Got in Power Bi
Excel sheet
Tables: Table 1 & Table 2 established relationship through both ways combined code
I look forward to it
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Hi @Anonymous ,
I suggest you to create a measure by SUMX() based on [new_originalbudget202223] and [count] measure.
new_originalbudget202223 = SUM('TableName'[Original Budget 2022/23])
Count of new_originalbudget202223 = COUNT('TableName'[Original Budget 2022/23])
New Measure:
Measure1 = SUMX(VALUES('TableName'[Month]),[new_originalbudget202223])
Measure2 = SUMX(VALUES('TableName'[Month]),[Count of new_originalbudget202223])
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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Hi @Anonymous ,
I suggest you to create a measure by SUMX() based on [new_originalbudget202223] and [count] measure.
new_originalbudget202223 = SUM('TableName'[Original Budget 2022/23])
Count of new_originalbudget202223 = COUNT('TableName'[Original Budget 2022/23])
New Measure:
Measure1 = SUMX(VALUES('TableName'[Month]),[new_originalbudget202223])
Measure2 = SUMX(VALUES('TableName'[Month]),[Count of new_originalbudget202223])
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.