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Good afternoon
I have a column whose data comes from a quick measure. The total for that column is incorrect because it must be the sum of all values and not the calculation.
How can I make it add me the total of the calculated values with the following function:
Hi @Syndicate_Admin ,
The total for measure is not simply the sum of value, it's a calculated value by the formula too.
It's better to share some sample data and the formula you are using to us.
Best Regards,
Jay
@Syndicate_Admin , if these are measures you can not create a column on top of it
you can have like
PTSTOCK x Surface PT =
sumx(Table, [PTSTOCK] * [PT Surface] )
if both on them are measure
sumx(Values(Table[Groupby]), [PTSTOCK] * [PT Surface] )
where Groupby is column / unsummarized column in visual
I am not working with your solutions since both components of the formula are calculated measures.
I have no way to calculate the sum of all the values if they are not columns in a table?
Thanks a lot
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