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Hi,
I have created a table view object with several columns. One column is a measure. I would like the measure not to total. Is this possible without having to remove the total from all the columns in the table object?
Thank you
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You can modify the measure to check whether it is in the total row or not. If you have 'Table'[Column 1] in your table visual then you could use e.g.
My Sum =
IF ( ISINCOPE ( 'Table'[Column 1] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Table'[Column 2] ) ) )
So when the measure is calculated for individual rows it will return a value, but it will return blank in the total row.
You can modify the measure to check whether it is in the total row or not. If you have 'Table'[Column 1] in your table visual then you could use e.g.
My Sum =
IF ( ISINCOPE ( 'Table'[Column 1] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Table'[Column 2] ) ) )
So when the measure is calculated for individual rows it will return a value, but it will return blank in the total row.
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