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The quesion is about Visaul Calculations (preview) in Power BI:
Formula: ColumnCount = SUMX(VALUES([Product]), 1) and Formula: ColumnCount = Calculate(SUMX(VALUES([Product]), 1))
return 1 for the Total row of ColumnCount instead of number of unique records for Product.
Any other ways to get Total caclulation right using visual calculations?
Thank you.
PS: @Greg_Deckler if you might know, it is related to measure total.
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@EduardD Here is one way:
Calculation = EXPAND( SUM( [Measure] ), ROWS )
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@EduardD Here is one way:
Calculation = EXPAND( SUM( [Measure] ), ROWS )
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