Matrix: rows counter and cumulative total

[simonefraquelli]

Hi experts,

i have a matrix with 3 dimensions and some measures.

i want to add two new value but in this moment i can't find a solution for them.

The first one is a simply counter of the rows that it should be always start from 1, something like this:

I have done it with the RANKX function but it always depend by the value and the dimensions.. i want only a counter.

The second one is the running total of the value "Valore" which is simply a sum of a value (SUM(Dati[Valore])).

Also in this case the sum will be dynamic and will be depending by the dimension you are looking for and by the sorting of the table.

Are those possibile?

Thank's

[Anonymous]

@simonefraquelli,

Could you please share sample data of your table and post expected result of your second requirement?

I create row counter column using DAX below in the following sample table.

Row counter = RANKX(FILTER(Table1,Table1[Type]=EARLIER(Table1[Type])),Table1[Value],,DESC,Dense)



Regards,
Lydia

[simonefraquelli]

Hi Lydia,

thank's, but this is not the solution for me.

In my dataset i have a table which contains the data and the quantity/value filed, it's something like this:

In this case the trick with RANKX function doesn't work because he always depend by a dimension, i need just a simply ascending counter of the rows in the table, is there the possibility to do it?

[Anonymous]

@simonefraquelli,

In your sample table, you can directly add an idex column.


Regards,
Lydia

[simonefraquelli]

@Anonymous

Yes, i know it, but i don't need a row counter of the data table, i need a row counter of the visual matrix table that it should work like a normal measure.

Is this possibile?

Thank's

[Anonymous]

@simonefraquelli,

How do you create Matrix visual using the sample table named Data?

Regards,
Lydia

[simonefraquelli]

@Anonymous

Why?

The Data table is only a small example about my real one table.

Anyway the matrix is created with the dimensions in the table and some measure based on the quantity/value fields.

[Anonymous]

@simonefraquelli,

Create the following measure in your fact table.

Row counter= RANKX(ALLSELECTED('Table'[Agente]), [Valore],,DESC,Skip)

Regards,
Lydia