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Dear Community,
I have a simple issue using "sum"...
I have a table with multiple lines, linked an id/category but when I try to have the total cost per category, here which is supposed to be 300 for the category "product", Power bi is showing the total cost so 600. I have added the grey column just to let you the result shown by powerbi:
I have tried to create a SUMX(Cost, cost(jan) + cost(feb)+ ...) but I end up with the same result.
If any one have a simple trick, that will be great.
thanks,
Kasiop
Hi,
I'm assuming you are creating a measure, try this instead
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Thanks a lot, I tried to implement your solution but I am not sure what I am doing wrong but the formula still show me the "wrong" total cost:
Hi @Kasiop
Please try the following
SUMX(
VALUES(Cost[Type]),
cost(jan) + cost(feb)+ ...)
)
If this does not help please provide a piucture of your data model with relevant columns as well as how your current result looks in Power BI.
Best regards
Michael
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Hi,
I didnt manage to make your formula works...
All my data are in one column called CL:
And here is the powerbi visual:
Hi,
I believe this should work, based on the table you posted.
SUMX(
'CL',
Jan + Feb + Mar + Apr +...
)
Alternatively, I will advise you to unpivot the month columns and have all Months in a single column and values in another column. That way, SUM(Values) will just work.
htanks, but still not working :
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