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I have a table that will have multiple rows per Person ID that I would like to sum and then filter. For example;
Patient A 90
Patient A 100
Patient A 10
Patient B 50
Patient B 50
I'd like to create a total for each patient that would take the above and make a new column called "Total" like;
Patient A 200
Patient B 100
I'd then apply a visual level filter to show me only the patients with a total above 100. Thanks for any help.
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you could drop the patients and the Office Visit in a table visual, then drop the measure i posted earlier and the drop this other measure = CALCULATE( SUM( Table[Amount] ), ALL( Table[Office Visit] ) )
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You can easily do it by dropping Patients on the rows section of a Matrix visual and then adding the measure
=SUM( Patients[Amount] )
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Hey Livio,
Thanks! That works--except if I want to see the individual rows that contributed to that total, once I add them back it sums them individually. For example if I had;
Patient A 200 Office Visit
Patient A 100 Labs
Patient B 200 Radiology
Patient B 100 Labs
If I use the sum measure, I'd get;
Patient A 300
Patient B 300
How would I go about this if I wanted to see;
Patient A 200 Office Visit 300
Patient A 100 Labs 300
Patient B 200 Radiology 300
Patient B 100 Labs 300
Or is it best to use a drill down feature? Thanks!
try to use
new col = SUMX(FILTER('table';EARLIER('table'[col1])='table'[col1]);'table'[col2])
you could drop the patients and the Office Visit in a table visual, then drop the measure i posted earlier and the drop this other measure = CALCULATE( SUM( Table[Amount] ), ALL( Table[Office Visit] ) )
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