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Jaymez_90
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Matrix Visual Help

Apologies if this lives somewhere, first time post!

 

I have a matrix visual that shows me customers & pallets delivered per Month/

I want to add the Value of the delivery to the Matrix.

 

However, I only want to see this as a total on the end of the Matrix, not broken down by month.

 

Can anyone help?

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Anonymous
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Hi @Jaymez_90 

 

Thank you very much Sahir_Maharaj for your prompt reply.

 

According to the default design of Power Bi Desktop, you may not be able to achieve the expected effect by writing Measure. I can provide some alternative methods, maybe it is helpful to you:

 

First, create a measure to calculate the total.

 

TotalDeliveryValue = SUM('Table'[DeliveryValue])

 

Drag the newly created measure TotalDeliveryValue to the Values ​​section of the matrix.

 

Search for the "Text Wrap" properties of the Matrix visual, and then we can turn off "Text Wrap" for both the "Values" and "Column headers".

 

vnuocmsft_0-1732773936407.png

 

Then you can drag the column which you do not want to display it to hide.

 

vnuocmsft_1-1732774061551.png

 

Solved: Matrix - Hide a column in visual but consider in c... - Microsoft Fabric Community

 

Regards,

Nono Chen

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

 

 

Jaymez_90
New Member

Sorry, should add, I just want to see the value at the end 🙂

Jaymez_90
New Member

Many thanks for the response!

 

Unfortunatley, this approach still breaks each total down by month 

 

I amended your DAX to match the correct tables:

ShowInTotalOnly =
IF(
    NOT ISINSCOPE('SummaryTable'[Month]),   -- Check if 'Month' is not in scope
    [TotalDeliveryValue],                   -- Show the 'TotalDeliveryValue' measure
    BLANK()                                 -- Return blank when 'Month' is in scope
)

 

 

Jaymez_90_0-1732640447399.png

 

Sahir_Maharaj
Super User
Super User

Hello @Jaymez_90,

 

Welcome to the community 🙂

 

Can you please try this approach:

 

1. Create DAX measure that calculates the total value of delivery

 

TotalDeliveryValue = SUM(Deliveries[DeliveryValue])

 

2. Modify the Measure to Show Only in Totals

 

ShowInTotalOnly = 
IF(
    NOT ISINSCOPE(Dates[Month]),
    [TotalDeliveryValue],        -- Show value only if it's not in the scope of the month
    BLANK()                      -- Otherwise, show nothing
)

 

 

Here's a few resources worthwhile exploring: 

 

Hope this helps.


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