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Hi Together!
Currently I'm trying to visualize a dynamic total column in my chart with USA States (Red marked). The column should be seprated in bottleneck and regular jobs.
How I can realize it? Is there an analytics function like in other charts with a trendline or would it be possible with a measure?
At the moment I have just a solution with 2 charts, but I hope there's also one with just one chart.
Maybe there's somebody with an idea to realize that?
Would be awesome!
BR,
Sven
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous,
Drag [State] from the calculated table to Axis and measures below to Value.
Measure = VAR s = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Table'[State] ) RETURN IF ( s = "Total", SUM ( ValueTable[Regular jobs] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( ValueTable[Regular jobs] ), FactTable[State] = s ) )
Measure 2 = VAR s = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Table'[State] ) RETURN IF ( s = "Total", SUM ( ValueTable[Bottleneck jobs] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( ValueTable[Bottleneck jobs] ), FactTable[State] = s ) )
Hi,
@v-chuncz-msft Do you have any idea how to calculate the total for the sum of the week of each month?
Thanks!
@Anonymous,
To use just one chart, you may add a calculated table and then create a measure.
Table = UNION ( VALUES ( Table1[Column1] ), ROW ( "Column1", "Total" ) )
Hi @v-chuncz-msft,
thank you for you idea, but how I can add now the sum of bottleneck and regular jobs for alle states and total?
Here's a part of my project and my connection.
I thought there would be a chart with the same "Total" function like with the table visualization.
Would be great if you could help me with this problem !
Facttable (ID = Key)
Valuetable
Calculated column
Connection between Fact and Valuetable
Diagramm and Table with Totals
BR,
Sven
@Anonymous,
Drag [State] from the calculated table to Axis and measures below to Value.
Measure = VAR s = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Table'[State] ) RETURN IF ( s = "Total", SUM ( ValueTable[Regular jobs] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( ValueTable[Regular jobs] ), FactTable[State] = s ) )
Measure 2 = VAR s = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Table'[State] ) RETURN IF ( s = "Total", SUM ( ValueTable[Bottleneck jobs] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( ValueTable[Bottleneck jobs] ), FactTable[State] = s ) )
Dear @v-chuncz-msft
Can you help me how can I implement the same with line values having % of total.
Hi @v-chuncz-msft;
thank you for your measure codes.
But unfortunately there's no other result:
No total data
Your measure code
Connecting Tables
Do you have any ideas why there's no solution?
BR,
Sven
@Anonymous,
Remove the relationship between FactTable and Table.
Dear @v-chuncz-msft,
Can you advise on adding an index column in calculated table 'Table', so I can sort the order of tenure categories on my chart properly? Otherwise the solution works great!
Thanks.
Hello everyone,
I need the very same total but do not have any fact + value table.
I only have one table with let's say 2 columns :
State and amount
I need a bar chart with
Axis : state
Value : amount
with on the left or the right a basic total (like in Excel)
I tried clustered column chart. It works fine except there is no total option.
Do I miss something?
I then tried to follow v-chuncz-msft solution but could not modify it to make it works with my simple data.
Thanks for your help
Phil
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The solution didn't work for me, could it be because I only have the "total" name in a lookup table and not the fact?
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