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Hi ,
Noticed power bi is not computing the totals correctly if the values are decimal. in the below example Rating total would be 0.0008 + 0.0007 = 0.0015, but total showing is 0.0011.
Any help much appreciated. Same issue occurs at the total KPI's in Card visuals as well.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@baijumohan1990 , This Sum of Avg, you need have group by
Sumx(Values(Data[PromoTitle]),calculate(DIVIDE([unique views],[CLOSING BASE],0)) )
@amitchandak Thanks for the reply. Rating is merely a division of unique views and total base. below forumla used :
@baijumohan1990 , This Sum of Avg, you need have group by
Sumx(Values(Data[PromoTitle]),calculate(DIVIDE([unique views],[CLOSING BASE],0)) )
Thanks. the measure need to be computed on the cumulative level so 0.0011 is expected result. But have an issue when i computed another measure mulitplying rating and frequency ( 0.0011 * 170 ) the result is 0.0195 , but the expected result is 0.0187 . could you give your thoughts on this?
Thank you :). will try this out. the old formula's didnt work because of the DIVIDE function?
HI @baijumohan1990,
According to your description, it seems like a common measure total issue.
For this scenario, you can refer to the following blog to know how to handle multiple aggregate calculations in measure expression:
Measure Totals, The Final Word
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
@baijumohan1990 , You need share formula, Grand total are recalculated .
You can force sum using, assuming Rating measure
Sumx(Values(Table[PromoTitle]), [Rating] )