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Dear All,
I have a measure dividing two columns by each other -
DIVIDE('Table1'[ColumnA],'Table2'[ColumnA])
Is there a way to hide the total for this measure. The total is not correct.
Thanks.
Regards
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello,
you can use:
MeasureToDisplay=IF(HASONVALUE([ColumnOfTotal],[Measure],BLANK())
ColumnsOfTotal is the Column you want to show the single value but not the Total for.
Best regards.
Hello,
you can use:
MeasureToDisplay=IF(HASONVALUE([ColumnOfTotal],[Measure],BLANK())
ColumnsOfTotal is the Column you want to show the single value but not the Total for.
Best regards.
By using HASONEVALUE function, the total is working properly but row level calculation is not working it shows blank but it shows value -
Code -
IF(
HASONEVALUE ('jci fact_VoucherGL'[VoucherDate])
,CALCULATE(
LEFT(
max('jci fact_VoucherGL'[VoucherDate])
,10)
,FILTER('jci fact_VoucherGL',[UR_NextYear]=0)
,FILTER('jci fact_VoucherGL',[UR_NextYear]=BLANK())
),BLANK())
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
The column has more than one value. I just don't want it's total to show.
Thanks.
rather than creating calculated column I'd recommend creating calculated measure
Ratio = DIVIDE(SUM('Table1'[ColumnA]),SUM('Table2'[ColumnA]))
this syntax doesn't make sense as calculated column, but will give correct ratio on aggregated level
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