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Hey guys,
Im trying to get my company to move to powerbi but i need to make templates as similar as possible to the former excel templates. How do I make a simple table visualization with min, max, avg, and stdev "totals" on the bottom. The data looks like the following:
[ID, Data1, Data2;
1, 334, 132;
2, 337,172]
I want to get the following in the visualization on my report
[ID, Data1, Data2;
1, 334, 132;
2, 338,142;
Avg, 336, 137;
Min, 334, 132;
Max, 338, 142;
STDEV, ?, ?]
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @mberlinger3,
For your requirement, you need to create a new table, then create the expected report using the new table.
I use your first sample table as screenshot1 shown. Click "New Table" under Modeling on home page, type the following formula, you will get a new table as the screenshot2 shown.
NewTable = UNION ( SELECTCOLUMNS ( Table1, "Data1", Table1[Date1], "Data", Table1[Date2], "ID", Table1[ID] ), ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( Table1, "Avg1", AVERAGE ( Table1[Date1] ), "Avg2", AVERAGE ( Table1[Date2] ) ), "Avg", "Avg" ), ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( Table1, "min1", MIN ( Table1[Date1] ), "min2", MIN ( Table1[Date2] ) ), "min", "min" ), ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( Table1, "max1", MIN ( Table1[Date1] ), "max2", MIN ( Table1[Date2] ) ), "max", "max" ) )
Then you can create a table, select all the columns in new table to display.
Please download the attachment file to check more information.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Dilumd,
I gave a demo above. I am using the table visualization but I am limited to just a total row. I would like 4 "Total" rows one for each of the metrics "min, max, avg, stdev"
Mike
Hi @mberlinger3,
For your requirement, you need to create a new table, then create the expected report using the new table.
I use your first sample table as screenshot1 shown. Click "New Table" under Modeling on home page, type the following formula, you will get a new table as the screenshot2 shown.
NewTable = UNION ( SELECTCOLUMNS ( Table1, "Data1", Table1[Date1], "Data", Table1[Date2], "ID", Table1[ID] ), ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( Table1, "Avg1", AVERAGE ( Table1[Date1] ), "Avg2", AVERAGE ( Table1[Date2] ) ), "Avg", "Avg" ), ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( Table1, "min1", MIN ( Table1[Date1] ), "min2", MIN ( Table1[Date2] ) ), "min", "min" ), ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( Table1, "max1", MIN ( Table1[Date1] ), "max2", MIN ( Table1[Date2] ) ), "max", "max" ) )
Then you can create a table, select all the columns in new table to display.
Please download the attachment file to check more information.
Best Regards,
Angelia
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