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sprao
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Helper I

Total Sum

Hi All,

 

Sorry everyone...May be for you all its basic question, but i just stareted learning i need your help..

 

How to sumup sales for last selection in filter,(Ex:ABC21)

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here i want show when i select Year:ABC21 need my result in graph 175.Thank you all

 

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Thank you all

 

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Anonymous
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Hi @sprao ,

Use below steps to achieve this,

Measure:

SUM_Sales = IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Year])="ABC1",CALCULATE(SUM('Sample'[Sales]),ALL('Sample'[Year])),CALCULATE(SUM('Sample'[Sales]),USERELATIONSHIP('Sample'[Year],'Table'[Year])))


Inactive Relation:

 

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ABC1:

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For 2020:

2020.PNG


Best Regards,

Mail2inba4

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Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi @sprao ,

Use below steps to achieve this,

Measure:

SUM_Sales = IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Year])="ABC1",CALCULATE(SUM('Sample'[Sales]),ALL('Sample'[Year])),CALCULATE(SUM('Sample'[Sales]),USERELATIONSHIP('Sample'[Year],'Table'[Year])))


Inactive Relation:

 

Relation.PNG

 

ABC1:

ABC.PNG

For 2020:

2020.PNG


Best Regards,

Mail2inba4

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

its not working for me..i given below DAX formula..Q6.PNG

 

 

Really sorry my above reply your solution worked.. i forgot to inactive relation between tables in above post...

Anonymous
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@sprao  - There are several options here, each with drawbacks:

  1. UNION a row into the table for the total - this will be problematic, because the Total will be doubled when unfiltered.
  2. Simply consider the lack of a filter (Grand Total) to be the value you're looking for. However, if the category only covers a certain subset of years, this won't work properly.
  3. If #2 doesn't work, try creating a separate column for the Year Category. Then use the new column as a filter instead of the years.
I hope this helps. If it does, please Mark as a solution.
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