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Visualisation or pivot table by groups of data
There are more than one options to achieve this in powerbi. I would suggest you to post sample data and expected outcome.
- Noob789 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thank you for this answer.
My complete table looks like below:
Country Region Zone Dealer SalesVolume France 4 1 1001 1 France 4 2 1002 8 France 4 3 1003 14 France 1 4 1004 1 France 1 5 1005 5 France 1 6 1006 3 France 1 7 1007 19 France 2 8 1008 3 France 2 9 1009 1 My aim is to give the possibility to each region to filter as below, and toy with the information so that it can always have a look at the National Total, the Regional Total, etc. :
Somme de SalesVolume Total Region 1 28 1004 1 1005 5 1006 3 1007 19 Total Region 2 4 Total Region 4 23 Total France 55 or develop
Somme de SalesVolume Total Region 1 28 1004 1 1005 5 1006 3 1007 19 Total Region 2 4 1008 3 1009 1 Total Region 4 23 1001 1 1002 8 1003 14 Total France 55 I don't know if it is clear :-)
Thanks!
- Noob789 years agoFrequent Visitor
No one?
- v-huizhn-msft9 years ago
Microsoft Employee
Hi Noob78,
For one thing, please create a measure using the following formula. Then create a matrix in PowerBI desktop. Select the Region, Dealer as Row level, Measure1 as value level. You will get the result below.
Measure1 = SUM(Table4[SalesVolume])
For another, if you create same measure, create a pivot table, select the Region and Dealer as Row level, the measure as Values, you will get the expected better result as follows.
Best Regards,
Angelia