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acamar22
Helper I
Helper I

Matrix - How to remove row subtotal on rows with more than 1 data point?

Hi everyone, thanks for clicking on my question!

 

I'm looking to remove row subtotals on rows that have multiple data entries as shown below:

I would like for them to appear ONLY when the "Part #" is expanded.

acamar22_2-1698698335014.png

This is the expanded data set if needed:

 

acamar22_3-1698698730601.png

 

Alternatively, is there a way to remove the [+/-] expand button for rows with only 1 data point? If so, I could use ISINSCOPE() to remove the remaining subtotals.

 

Thanks for any help!

 

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BA_Pete
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Hi @acamar22 ,

 

For the 'First Failure' subtotals, I think you could do something with HASONEVALUE in your measure, maybe something like this:

First Failure =
IF(
    HASONEVALUE(YourTable[AnimalName]),
    [CurrentFirstFailureCalculation]
)

 

For the [+/-] buttons, I think they're either on or off and that's it.

 

Pete



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Hey @BA_Pete thanks for your help.

 

I apologize, I didn't correctly demonstrate the data with the examples i provided.

 

The problem is that there are some rows with multiple [Animal Names], so it doesn't truly only have 1 value.

 

Any ideas on how to work around this?

 

acamar22_0-1698773157528.png

 

I would still like it to display where it's circled.

 

Thanks again!

So for example you want a total on 3333 and 4444, but not Tiger?

 

I think this is in the visual options, go to subtotals by level and toggle off the ones you don't want.

 

Ah, I see.

Then I think you were correct initially: You'll probably get what you need using ISINSCOPE([Animal Names]). Put an IF or SWITCH around it to ensure you get blanks when it's not in scope.

 

Pete



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