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Sub total in a Table with several columns
Dear all,
I want to have subtotals in a table in PowerBI. Just the total amount for each contract as in the picture below. I tried with DAX formula with creation of new data table, or using matrix, but I don't manage to get this result which takes me 5 mn in Excel.
Could someone help?
Thank you.
In the picture, on top what I have, and below what I want:
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi LolHlde , hello selimovd, thank you for your prompt reply!
Use the matrix visual instead of the table visual, check the following steps:
- Add Contract Number ,title ,supplier and country to the Rows section, and add "Amount" to the Values section:
- Change the Layout to Tabular:
- Navigate to the Row subtotals setting, enable the subtotal for the first and second-level "Contract Number" and "Title," and turn off subtotals for other levels:
Result for your reference:
Best regards,
Joyce
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- selimovd
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Hey LolHlde ,
yes, you can do that with subtotals in the rows.
Just turn them on in the settings of the visual.
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I can't find it the the visual "Table":
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi LolHlde , hello selimovd, thank you for your prompt reply!
Use the matrix visual instead of the table visual, check the following steps:
- Add Contract Number ,title ,supplier and country to the Rows section, and add "Amount" to the Values section:
- Change the Layout to Tabular:
- Navigate to the Row subtotals setting, enable the subtotal for the first and second-level "Contract Number" and "Title," and turn off subtotals for other levels:
Result for your reference:
Best regards,
Joyce
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- LolHldeFrequent Visitor
Thank you !