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Hi @CherC ,
Please have a try.
Create measures.
Sum measures values.
measure_sum=[measure A]+[measure B]+[measure C]+[measure D]
Then change the measure total value.
measure =
VAR _2 =
SUMMARIZE ( table, table[date], "aaa", [measure_sum] )
RETURN
IF ( ISINSCOPE ( table[date] ), [measure_sum], AVERAGEX ( _2, [aaa] ) )
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So, I created the measures successfully, but since the total column is a built-in feature, where would I put the 2nd measure from above? Since it's a matrix table, it will only let me put the dates in the column field section and it certainly isn't an extra row. Is there somewhere to substitute this measure for the total column?
Hi @CherC ,
You only need to put the second measure into the matrix.
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