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There are multiple ways to accomplish this. The safest would be to add another category level.
Otherwise read about ROLLUPADDISSUBTOTAL()
I use the ProfitBase visual to add custom subtotals.
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There are multiple ways to accomplish this. The safest would be to add another category level.
Otherwise read about ROLLUPADDISSUBTOTAL()
@lbendlin Adding another category level can be done in PowerQuery, right? I would add a conditional column that defines the 3 subcategories as a single category?
correct. you can also do that in DAX if you want, or via Groups.
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