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Overall Total in same category return different values
- 2 years ago
Hi,
I found that those fields in AllExcept() need to be unique if want to pick more than 1 value in order to get the Overall Total for each category (IndustryField).
I create a unique value table for "TypeofClaims" field where
T_TypeofClaims = VALUES('Column'[TypeofClaims])
And change my measure as following then it works.
Hi PowerBIOrg ,
Please have a try.
Create a measure.
measure =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( column[amtinsured] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( column, column[industryfield], column[Rel] )
)
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Hi,
I found that those fields in AllExcept() need to be unique if want to pick more than 1 value in order to get the Overall Total for each category (IndustryField).
I create a unique value table for "TypeofClaims" field where
T_TypeofClaims = VALUES('Column'[TypeofClaims])
And change my measure as following then it works.