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Hello!
I reach out to you in hopes to get help here.
I have tables where the total does not sum up the correct way. See example:
The red area to the left= The companies in our business.
As you can see I have highlited the total rows which is not sum up the correct way.
The "average lönekostnad ex soc" is not supposed to be in the table, but I brought it in here since I use it in the measure for "total lönekostnad ex soc". The total row in "Total lönekostnad ex soc" is multiplying "antal konsulter"=208 x "Average lönekostnad ex soc"=-45001,75.
This is not correct. I want the "total lönekostnad ex soc" total row to summarize the total for the rows that is over it.
This is the measure I use for the "total lönekostnad ex soc":
Do you understand my problem?
Hope that you can help me!
Best regards!
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Hi @CApowerbi ,
I suggest you to use SUMX() function to create a new measure based on [Average lönekostnad ex soc].
New Average lönekostnad ex soc =
SUMX (
VALUES ( 'TableName'[ColumnName on Matrix Row] ),
[Average lönekostnad ex soc]
)
Total lönekostnad ex. soc =
[New Average lönekostnad ex soc] * [Antal konsulter]
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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Hi @CApowerbi ,
I suggest you to use SUMX() function to create a new measure based on [Average lönekostnad ex soc].
New Average lönekostnad ex soc =
SUMX (
VALUES ( 'TableName'[ColumnName on Matrix Row] ),
[Average lönekostnad ex soc]
)
Total lönekostnad ex. soc =
[New Average lönekostnad ex soc] * [Antal konsulter]
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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