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My year(1996 and 1997) sum of gross sales are showing the same value as my total sum of sales on my power I table view.
Thanks for the reply from AmiraBedh , please allow me to provide another insight:
Hi @Anwo_Maryam ,
Is [Sum of Gross Sales] a calculated column or a measure? If it is a measure, the measure follows the context of the ‘Total’ row and calculates within that context. Therefore, the measure used in the columns of the table visualization may have unexpected values in the ‘Total’ column.
You can try using the following measure:
Correct total =
var _table=SUMMARIZE(' AutoCalendar',' AutoCalendar'[Year],"Value",[Sum of Gross Sales])
return
IF(
HASONEVALUE(' AutoCalendar'[Year]), [Sum of Gross Sales],SUMX(_table,[Value]))
According to the error message, if [Years] is a text type and [orderDate] is a date type, according to the design of power bi, the two different types can not be compared,, you can consider creating a [Year] in Fact Table to make a connection.
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Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Maybe there is no relationship between your fact table and your date table?
Can you share your model?
There
There's a relationship between my fact table and years.
This is also popping up anytime I choose years in my report view
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