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Hello, I was wondering if there was a way to have multiple total rows with different summaries.
[EXAMPLE DATA]
Grand Total:
% Parent Column Total:
As far as I know, the only way to do this is to put them side by side in a new column.
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Heres is one way. (I created a dimension table for item)
Create a new independent table using the following code:
Matrix Table =
VAR _item =
ADDCOLUMNS (
DISTINCT ( fTable[Item] ),
"Order", RANK.EQ ( fTable[Item], fTable[Item], ASC )
)
VAR _Rows =
COUNT ( 'Item table'[Item] )
VAR _totals = {
( "Total", _Rows + 1 ),
( "Grand %", _Rows + 2 )
}
RETURN
UNION ( _item, _totals )
Now you need to create the equivalent following measures for each Quantity value
Sum Q1 = SUM(fTable[Quantity 1])Sum Q1 All Items =
CALCULATE([Sum Q1], ALLSELECTED('Item table'[Item]))
and finally for the matrix:
Quantity 1 =
VAR _itmes =
CALCULATE (
[Sum Q1],
TREATAS ( VALUES ( 'Matrix Table'[Item] ), 'Item table'[Item] )
)
VAR _total = [Sum Q1 All Items]
VAR _Grand =
DIVIDE (
[Sum Q1 All Items],
[Sum Q1 All Items] + [Sum Q2 All Items] + [Sum Q3 All Items]
)
VAR _rows =
COUNT ( 'Item table'[Item] )
RETURN
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Matrix Table'[Order] ),
_rows + 1, _total,
_rows + 2, FORMAT ( _Grand, "percent" ),
_itmes
)
Add the field from the Matrix Table to the visual and the measures to get:
Sample PBIX file attached
Proud to be a Super User!
Paul on Linkedin.
Heres is one way. (I created a dimension table for item)
Create a new independent table using the following code:
Matrix Table =
VAR _item =
ADDCOLUMNS (
DISTINCT ( fTable[Item] ),
"Order", RANK.EQ ( fTable[Item], fTable[Item], ASC )
)
VAR _Rows =
COUNT ( 'Item table'[Item] )
VAR _totals = {
( "Total", _Rows + 1 ),
( "Grand %", _Rows + 2 )
}
RETURN
UNION ( _item, _totals )
Now you need to create the equivalent following measures for each Quantity value
Sum Q1 = SUM(fTable[Quantity 1])Sum Q1 All Items =
CALCULATE([Sum Q1], ALLSELECTED('Item table'[Item]))
and finally for the matrix:
Quantity 1 =
VAR _itmes =
CALCULATE (
[Sum Q1],
TREATAS ( VALUES ( 'Matrix Table'[Item] ), 'Item table'[Item] )
)
VAR _total = [Sum Q1 All Items]
VAR _Grand =
DIVIDE (
[Sum Q1 All Items],
[Sum Q1 All Items] + [Sum Q2 All Items] + [Sum Q3 All Items]
)
VAR _rows =
COUNT ( 'Item table'[Item] )
RETURN
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Matrix Table'[Order] ),
_rows + 1, _total,
_rows + 2, FORMAT ( _Grand, "percent" ),
_itmes
)
Add the field from the Matrix Table to the visual and the measures to get:
Sample PBIX file attached
Proud to be a Super User!
Paul on Linkedin.
It depends on how you build the matrix. You can have the measures as rows for example. Can you provide a more detailed depiction?
Proud to be a Super User!
Paul on Linkedin.
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