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Hi,
I'm using a Switch DAX to create unique subtotals like in the video below.
The problem is that it doesn't switch to the measure value for some reason.
The file is also linked below, it's a simple example file as I've stripped it back to help understand for myself.
Essentially this line of code below is the problem and specifically it can't return this [Total Rev] measure, it can show other values like 1 fine. So for some reason the way the measure for [Total Rev] is created is causing a problem but I'm not sure why that is.
CurrentItem = "Total Revenue",[Total Rev],
Any help is much appreciated.
How To Create Unique Subtotals In Power BI Tables Using DAX - YouTube
File:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ajcv_9xvRfBd5wxrsZvSuV7P858S?e=SaGr1Y
Thanks for reading,
Paul
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@smitpau and here is the output and I think that is what you are looking for:
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@smitpau and here is the output and I think that is what you are looking for:
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@smitpau change your Total revenue measure like this:
Total Rev =
calculate ([Values v2],ALL(Sheet1),Sheet1[P&L ]="Sales 1" )
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Hi @smitpau
I have your Sample Pbix but it's not clear what is the issue here!!!
Can you better elaborate please!
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Thanks for the quick reply, believe this has been solved now.
For reference is basically creating an independant sub-total for a row based on a measure. So total revenue is always say the prior three row values.
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